In a way, aren’t we all narcissists?
I’m sure many of us see narcissists as vain, shallow, apathetic, and self-absorbed. We’ve all met these people in some part of our lives: people…
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Why succeed when you can just try?
There is a famous philosophy that is incredibly obvious but not necessarily understood: "Try, even if you fail". This can translate into a perfectionist's worst…
The Who Shop: London’s Must Visit For Doctor Who Fans
You’ve just watched the New Year's Special of Doctor Who. The Daleks, well, actually a Dalek, has been defeated by the miraculous foursome. The episode…
‘What To Do On A Saturday’ – Fulham FC
Welcome back everyone! Before the Christmas break, I wrote about visiting Leyton Orient and, since then, the East End-ers have continued their fine form and…
Why you should run away from boredom every Saturday
Our Sports editor, Rachael Griffiths, is here to inform you of why you should source out your local parkrun The sky is azure blue and…
The great debate: Hacking… is it all that bad?
A new crime has been targeting universities and colleges: student hacking. Tragic. Who would have thought? In this new era where technology runs the world,…
Black History Month: When we actually start caring about black people
October is ‘Black History Month,’ or for thirty one days people are going to embrace the temporary awareness of a part of history which should…
Perspective: the key to become the master of your own life
Why having a positive attitude and cutting ties with toxic people is so important Our perspective plays such an important role in our daily lives.…
Who are Uyghur?
Contributor Hafsah educates on the current Xinjiang Uyghur Crisis Education is a journey of a lifetime. To Uyghurs, education is twisted into repression of religion,…
1.1 million reasons why unity is worth it
Contributor Hafsah talks about Charity Week 2017, and the Islamic society’s involvement 1.1 MILLION POUNDS!” This was the announcement that had the audience in the…
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