Catch that CO2! – a review of the Science Museum’s exhibition on Carbon capturing: I know, it is this topic again; the topic that has been discussed over and over again, but not much solution has been given out apart from making us feel disheartened. In the middle of who knows which wave of the pandemic we are in, the Science Museum’s free exhibition- Future of Our Planet, gives viewers some more optimistic news.
In response to ‘L.S’, RE: How does FOMO affect our generation’s sleep schedule?
Dear editors,
I’d like to thank ‘L.S’ for their reflections on the late-night musings I like to present to Cara as “articles”; I’m glad a conversation around this social predicament has been started.
Top Stories: 19th November
Have a flick through this week’s top stories, curated by Emily Georgiadis
COP-OUT
This week’s topical cartoon, illustrated by Kinza Nithianandan
RE: How does FOMO affect our generation’s sleep schedules?
Dear editors,
Sasha makes valid points about “FOMO” and the consequences of social media on this generation’s mental health. I would like to enquire as to what or which remedies Burina-Ling offers to combat these dastardly agents against sleep itself. Admittedly, I do not sleep much either, but to those wishing for answers, what order shall we place your three aspects of time as you call them (working, socialising, and sleeping). Should you prioritise any?



