I must open with a confession:
In an attempt to be a good journalist, I asked many musicians for their opinions and rather than taking them on board, I got shamelessly defensive, so this article is very, very, biased but equally, very, very true.
In keeping with last year’s tradition, I have decided to sit down with the different teams within the SLT to discuss the new roles, the shape they would like their leadership to take in the following year, and of course, take the opportunity to get to know them all better. And this week I decided to sit down with the Community Action Team: Eleanor and Shreya (Head of Charities, Partnerships and Philanthropy), Phoebe (Head of the Charter) and Olivia (Environmental and sustainability representative.).
In keeping with last year’s tradition, I have decided to sit down with the different teams within the SLT to discuss the new roles, the shape they would like their leadership to take in the following year, and of course, take the opportunity to get to know them all better. And this week I decided to sit down with the Community Voice Team: Grace and Antonia (Heads of Academia and Scholarship) and Imogen Campbell White (Sports Captain) and Milly (Editor of Unconquered Peaks) *.
I was rather late to the party when it came to watching The Last of Us. I’m not someone who enjoys watching horror, but it was popular enough that I was convinced. Unsurprisingly, it was as good as everyone said it was, and somehow, a show full of undead zombies managed to pull off some stunning cinematography. However, I was surprised by the elegance of the cause of this zombie apocalypse.
We are all Barbie Girls
