This Month In Science: April
April is a super busy month for science! Savannah Victor reports.
Words With Rafael Bergamaschi on Avalanche Bob Documentary
Avalanche Bob is a short documentary on the 82-year-old yodelling punk singer and snowboard enthusiast of the same name. Ben Yaxley spoke to director Rafael Bergamaschi.
My perspective on perspectives
I found myself held back by the limitations of my teacher and peers, and developed my ideas based on how comfortably they responded. Skye Newton reports.
Review: Lion
Lion is a beautiful film about human relationships and perseverance in the face of adversity. Ishita Mathur reviews.
Review: T2 Trainspotting
While the sequel lacks the madcap energy of fleeting youth that the original 1996 film possessed, it trades it off for a more world-weary maturity. Dominic Kwaczynski reviews.
Review: A Series of Unfortunate Events (2016)
If you are interested in TV shows with happy endings, you would be better off reading some other review. In this show, not only is there no happy ending, there…
The Culture Club – A Successful Flop
For what The Culture Club was attempting to do – garner more interest than the Lawrence Wilson typically sees – it was a success. The exhibitions presented were exciting and…
Review: Matilda the Musical
Dahl wrote from the perspective of a child made powerless in a world run by adults. The musical adaption weaves together Tim Minchin’s rhythmic wit with the children’s classic to…
The Fridays: The Good, The Bad, and The Guild Tenancy Committee
In January this year, the Science Union were told by Guild Tenancy that their application to continue using a clubroom in Cameron hall had been rejected, No reasons were initially…
review: The XX – On Hold (Young Turks)
And, but, so, it’s the new "The xx" album, so you can’t help but vibe with it a little. Nick Morlet reviews.