UCAS is changing and probably not for the better
UCAS have announced that they are attempting to introduce perhaps the most radical change in their application system for fifty years. Whereas the current system relies on students applying for courses with their predicted grades in mid-January, waiting for the decision of the university and then finally receiving…
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Ai Weiwei on the issues of Modern China
Ai Weiwei is the famed artist behind the 2008 Olympic Stadium, ‘The Bird’s Nest’, as well as the ‘Sunflower Seeds’ exhibition in the Tate Modern last year. His work is recognised around the world as displays against the Chinese Government; his semi-nude self-portrait ‘Grass Mud Horse’ in particular…
The Point of Occupy
On 15th October, in countries around the world, up to three thousand protesters gathered outside St. Paul’s Cathedral, after failing to reach their initial destination of the London Stock Exchange. In the following days, over 100 tents popped up to create the Occupy London encampment, which has been…






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