It seems impossible to escape the political in this day and age: in everyday life, in sports and entertainment, and in art. As division becomes more palpable it’s easy to become fatigued, and many are calling for the de-politicisation of everyday life and the media. Such debates among video game...
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The Sutton Trust has said that the current UCAS application system disadvantages prospective students from poorer backgrounds.
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It's widely accepted that technology benefits society in many ways, but is it beginning to encourage laziness?
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Click worthy headlines are increasingly necessary for those looking to turn a profit, but there is growing criticism towards how media reports on science.
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The General Election has highlighted the division between liberals and conservatives, but new research suggests that the two might not be so different…
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Imagine Dragons’ latest album returns to the more current, catchier sounds which fuelled the hits from their Night Visions album in 2012, though it’s the changes made that could come as a breath of fresh air for fans in the summer heat. Evolve takes what the band is known for,...
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Facebook has come under fire in recent weeks for an internal report leaked by the Australian which details how it has tracked the emotions of roughly 6.4 million young people. Facebook conducted research by monitoring posts made by high schoolers, college students and young workers in Australia and New Zealand to...
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