With great freedom comes huge issuesHivda Aydogan explores the issue of free speech, examining the rights and responsibilities of sharing opinions
Free speech online may damage us allFred Ball warns of the perils of misusing free speech online
Growing up in the era of social mediaEmily Waghorn asks about the impact of a childhood lived online
Making silent struggles heardCharlotte Williams urges us to look out for those who may be struggling
Humanity: a source of good or evil?Sacha Hammond asks if humanity is fundamentally good or evil
Top tips for revisionIsabel Sheppard shares some good advice on how to manage stress and workload in the run up to exams
Talking about teaching PEEliane Larbi talks to our own Mrs Chapman about her career in PE
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Take a stand against the brandsLogan Uglow-Landa asks if it's time to stop buying big brands and start making a stand against consumerism
Climate change: we need to act nowRuby Wadmore argues that it's time to pull together and save the planet
Pick up your blooming rubbish!Lily Aird and the Eco Reps call on all students to join in with the Great British Spring Clean this year
Dishing the dirt on restaurant workBen Caldwell asks why people are so rude to staff in restaurants
The Bears of Berlin uniting the cityAlice Cronin reports on an art project in Berlin designed to bring communities together
Flying high: The Boy and The HeronGwen Oaten reviews the latest offering from Studio Ghibli
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What's the problem with periods?Zoe Tooke asks why we're still talking in code about something that directly affects half of the population
Making last moments countMadeleine Dooley interviews an independent undertaker about her important role in supporting families
Mixed recognition for female artistsCaitlin Jeater reflects on the media award season for film, TV and music
Money, money, money...The gap between rich and poor has never been greater, argues Emma Hills
Remembering the Great Storm of 1987Isabel Sheppard reflects on a night that caused destruction to homes and countryside across the county
Fiction: Never Mess with a WillowA chilling short story from Ewan Jones
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Letter from the editor
To all our readers,
This issue has such a magnificently broad spectrum of topics, it's virtually impossible not to find something to immerse yourself in! The vast range of these cleverly debated articles takes you all the way from the questions raised about free speech, through interviews with some intriguing figures, all the way to arguments over the significance of social media and climate change.
A phenomenal amount of effort has been put in this term to create thought-provoking pieces. In the words of Benjamin Lee Whorf, "Language shapes the way we think, and determines what we can think about."
We thoroughly hope you enjoy it and that it gives you plenty of food for thought.
Hivda Aydogan
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