Last week we discussed the unspoken truth of editing human genes, and while as we think we are moving forwards in terms of changing organisms and our way of life, the unfortunate reality is the mistaken opposite. Reducing the gene pool and natural evolution are changing our survival traits and certain characteristics that we have adapted over centuries to survive. So really, artificially changing them isn’t as good as we thought…
Setting our Sights on the Singapore Grand Prix
At one of the most physically demanding circuits of the year, McLaren has the chance to clinch the World Constructors’ Championship once again. With underdogs like Williams also creating chatter, the Singapore Grand Prix has lots to offer for fans.
Night Walking: Film Studies Project
directed by Agnes Palmer
Charities Visit to Everyone’s Invited
Last week a group of us had the chance to visit the office of Everyone’s Invited (the Middle School charity). During our time there we were able to learn more about the charity, its foundations and the valuable work it has achieved.
How do we get temporary hearing loss from festivals/headphones?
Not everyone is a festival or concert kind of person, but after this summer, I have found that I definitely am. After listening to the Wallows on the first day of Reading, I experienced temporary hearing loss, as did all my friends while we were walking away from the stage. Everything sounded muffled, and I also appeared to be shouting at a very high volume just to be heard by my friends and just to hear my own voice, while at the same time, receiving weird looks from people walking around me.




