• Entertainment, Review

    Book Review: Londonstani

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    By Natasha Marshall  Gautam Malkani’s Londonstani is an intriguing tale of Asian youth culture in London, in which four middle class, teenage boys: Jas, Hardjit, Ravi and Amit, explore the limits and hierarchies of their rigid rule system. Whilst potentially being quite offensive, the dialogue in the novel consists of ‘rude boy’ slang and the young generations’…

  • News

    The F Word

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    By Emma O’Hara Exploring why feminism is still a dirty word for many. If you were to do a quick survey asking people if they believe women and men should have equal rights and opportunities, you would be hard pressed to find anyone who said ‘no’. However, many people still shy away from calling themselves…

  • News

    Put An (Alternative) End To It – and Win £2000!

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    A brand new competition is searching for the UK’s most inventive and creative writers to take on Hollywood and come up with an alternate ending to a movie classic for a chance to win £2,000. If you ever thought you could do a Scorsese, Lucas or Spielberg better, then this competition – sponsored by cartridgesave.co.uk…

  • Entertainment, Review

    The Strokes Return to England

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    By Zoe Turner After a three hour journey, not without the mess and stress which often follows in the wake of adventure, we finally arrive in Bayswater. It’s the eighteenth of June and the atmosphere is not one of an ordinary day in London. The city swelters. Weaving in and out are passers-by wearing the apt band…

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