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flora carr

Exeter professor sees behind the scenes in government

A professor from the University of Exeter had the chance to see the science behind the politics last week, when she left the lab coat behind to visit the House of Commons. Professor of Ecotoxicology in Biosciences, Tamara Galloway, shadowed Exeter MP Ben Bradshaw as part of a pairing scheme run by the UK’s national […]

Dec 11, 2015 By Flora Carr Filed Under: News Tagged With: Exeter, news, University of Exeter, Science, government, policy, flora carr

From page to picture

Until recently, I didn’t have a clue as to what to write my dissertation on. I made several panicked trips down the English Department corridor in Queens, scrawling my name on sign-up sheets as I went. I then received a valuable piece of advice: “pick a text you’re so passionate about, you’ll still be willing to […]

Nov 28, 2015 By Flora Carr Filed Under: Arts & Lit, Arts Features Tagged With: Caitlin Synnott, Dissertation, flora carr, Philip Pullman, BBC adaptation

A tour of London: fifty years out of date…

Ever wondered what would happen if you took one politically incorrect travel guide from the sixties, one tourist, and then put them together in central London? I’m a visitor in the capital, still struggling with the Underground’s use of zones. I’ve brought one travel guide with me to London; the date of its publication is […]

Nov 3, 2015 By Flora Carr Filed Under: Travel Tagged With: travel, London, vintage, flora carr, Met Office, guidebook, 1965, back in time, betty james, houses of parliament, big ben, fortnum and mason, Trafalgar Square, reading week, on the town, frank Sinatra, the national gallery, covent garden

A slamming success

Confession: Yesterday, I had no idea what a Poetry Slam was. A third year English Lit student with the words “culture vulture” in the bio section of my Instagram page, yet still clueless when it came to slam-dunking sonnets. Any knowledge I had of this murky world of metaphors was gleaned from 22 Jump Street (“YELLING! Julia ROB- hurts…”) and Katie Makkai’s slam-poem ‘Pretty’ (check […]

Sep 29, 2015 By Flora Carr Filed Under: Arts & Lit, Editors' Picks Tagged With: flora carr, dead poets society, poetry slam, queens cafe

Buzzin’ off my hits

Jim Waterson is a hard man to pin down, which presents a challenge when scheduling an interview. “Afraid I’ll be abroad then,” Jim messages me. “Hi am in Athens protest maybe next week.” The best text has to be when Jim apologises for being “up a mountain with no phone signal for two days.” Then […]

Sep 22, 2015 By Flora Carr Filed Under: Features, National, Politics, Interviews, Freshers' Week 2015, Editors' Picks Tagged With: Politics, journalism, Buzzfeed, flora carr, Jim Waterson

Corbyn’s reinvigorated the Labour party… but does he really want to lead it?

[dropcap size=small bg_color=”#21409a”]”[/dropcap]Hi, Jeremy.” I swallow, gripping the microphone that’s just been thrust into my hand. “Great speech.” I’m addressing Jeremy Corbyn: MP, former Labour-leftie-backbencher, and now, following a Karate Kid-style, underdog-overcomes-the-odds narrative, he’s the emerging frontrunner in the Labour leadership race. He’s doing a Q&A in my hometown, York, in a room filled with […]

Aug 10, 2015 By Flora Carr Filed Under: Features, National, Politics Tagged With: Politics, Labour, flora carr, Jeremy Corbyn, Labour Leadership

Women in Leadership – An Interview with Harriet Minter

Flora Carr, Features Editor, speaks to Harriet Minter about politics, Caitlin Moran, and her role as Editor of The Guardian’s Women in Leadership section. When I watch Harriet Minter’s TED Talk, ‘Proceed until apprehended’, I find myself grinning half-way through. ‘Proceed until apprehended!’ she tells me and the cheering audience. It’s her personal mantra, and one […]

Jun 8, 2015 By Features Filed Under: Features, National, Interviews Tagged With: business, Feminism, women, flora carr

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