Dear freshers: food, food and food
Fee Merali gives our freshers some food advice to start the new experience.
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What can we expect from Sally Rooney’s new book?
Ophelia Merali explores expectations for Sally Rooney's upcoming novel 'Beautiful World, Where Are You' based on her existing works.
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Red is the colour of women’s rage: Peru and its treatment of women
On 30 January 2019, a 20-year-old woman in Peru initiated justice proceedings against a 22-year-old man claiming that he had raped her after she had passed out drunk at a party having woken up in his bed the following morning. On 29 October 2020, the same 22-year-old was acquitted by the Peruvian...
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Staying friends with an ex is possible but not always desirable
Emma Wilkes and Fee Merali explore the age-old question of whether it's possible to stay friends with an ex.
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2020 is the year of colourful clothing
With 2020 being a difficult year for many people, Fee Merali considers why this lead to a rebirth in colourful clothing.
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What we know about Jacinda Arden, the ‘celebrity politician’
On the 17 October 2020, the Labour Party in New Zealand won a decisive and historic parliamentary majority headed by incumbent Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern, winning 65 seats in the House of Representatives. This was the first time since the mixed-member proportional representation system was introduced in 1996 that a...
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A Christmas gift guide for fashion lovers
Fee Merali awards fashion-lovers a Christmas gift guide to help give the best presents to your loved ones.
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The misdiagnosis of female health problems must be addressed
Many female health problems are misdiagnosed or go unnoticed for years, having a serious impact on physical and mental health. Fee Merali argues that this institutional medical sexism must stop.
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