Breaking video game adaptation curses? ‘The Last of Us’
Taylor shares his thoughts on the show which has broken seemingly all of the TV/game adaptation curses.
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Why so fast? The phenomenon of speeding up music for TikTok
Taylor Green explores how TikTok is changing the music industry and why sped-up songs are so popular on the platform.
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Exploring Tradition: Lunar New Year
Taylor Green explores how Lunar New Year, which marks the beginning of the year of the rabbit, is celebrated in China and in other countries.
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Cambridge’s return of Benin Bronzes represents a small step in mending its colonial history
Taylor Green discusses the return of the Benin Bronzes to Nigeria by the University of Cambridge.
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Christmas Aftermath: the holiday season carbon footprint
Taylor Green discusses the environmental costs of the Christmas holiday season and what we can do to mitigate these costs.
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50 years of change for Universities and how these changes have affected significantly the student experience
Over the 50 years, university tuition fees have risen from students paying absolutely nothing to students paying £9,250 a year with tuition fees introduced in the late 1990s. University has, as a result of the diversification of the UK and with the growing middle class in nations outside of the...
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Portugal’s new head coach: A chance at redemption or recipe for disaster?
Portugal fans are now preparing to go from a manager that won them their first-ever major trophy in quite spectacular fashion to the former Everton, Belgium and Wigan boss Roberto Martinez. Following his expected resignation from his post as manager of Belgium, Martinez is considered a worthy addition to a...
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How FIFA games have changed through the years
FIFA has been one of the most record-breaking, revolutionary sports games of both the early and modern video game era, pioneering some of the most critical technology that would remain essential to the development of video games in general. FIFA still holds the record for the fastest-selling sports game, with...
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From Hakimi to Messi: Taylor Green’s Best XI from Qatar 2022
Last month’s World Cup was like no other. With a final that nobody could have expected, and some shock early exits, many world-class talents will, unfortunately, remain omitted from this overall best squad for the 2022 World Cup in Qatar that kept us all so thoroughly entertained. Starting with the...
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How Western culture re-forged Christmas as a holiday for consumerism
Taylor Green discusses how Christmas has changed in recent history.
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Biden opens applications for student debt forgiveness
Applications for President Joe Biden's student loan forgiveness program have now opened.
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Campaign announced to make Universities reveal their student suicide rates
A campaign has been launched to force universities to reveal their post-pandemic suicide rates since third-year University of Exeter student Harry Armstrong Evans committed suicide after he failed his final year exams.
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Location of Warwick University professor remains unknown
Professor of Astronomy at the University of Warwick Tom Marsh has remained unseen since 16 September 2022. The professor was last seen at the La Silla Observatory in Atacama Desert, Chile, where he was visiting the European Southern Observatory.
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