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Does boredom breed creativity?

by Natalie Tongue

Natalie Tongue highlights the cultural benefits to self-isolation

Destressing During Coronavirus

by Elinor Jones

Elinor Jones suggests some of her tried and tested methods for tackling isolation induced stress As the world has plunged into lockdown, now, more than ever, it is pertinent to ensure complete physical, mental and social wellbeing in order to come out the other side of this as well as you possibly can. However, this […]

Drunk me is still me

by Amy Butterworth

Online Lifestyle Editor, Amy Butterworth, explores her relationship with alcohol and muses on drinking in moderation My relationship with alcohol has been an awfully long and winding passage, much comparable to the swirly straw you always hope to get with your piña colada (just me?) However, my alcohol experience now leaves me with a bitter […]

In Defence of Idleness

by Bethany Saunders

Idleness has been condemned by its web of negative synonyms which trap the phrase in distaste as an indolent, slothful laziness. A biblical sin. And yet, sometimes there is little sweeter than reveling in a state of nothingness where little matters but you and the soft sibilance of your stillness. To be cocooned in a […]

Spiralising out of control?

by Clara De Montfort

W hat does it mean to be healthy? This term has become distorted with the rise of health food fads, with the latest being the rise of clean eating. The principle of clean eating is sound, encouraging the public to avoid processed foods consumption and eat more fish, fruit and vegetables. Yet, ideas of what […]

‘Proper Tasty’ and the fall of civilisation

by Jessica Stanier

I‘m under siege by food porn. Much as I’m loathe to use those words, there’s no other way to describe the videos of oozing cheese and dripping nutella invading my Facebook newsfeed. I love a hunk of garlic bread as much as the next student but this, my friends, is a dollop too much of […]

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