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Dec 5, 20232 min read

Hands Shaking with Adrenaline | Eve Franklin

Hands shaking with adrenaline, I turned the page. Halfway down, below a regimented paragraph of words in Calibri and a short, instructive...

Whispers in the Abyss: Embracing Life's Paradox | Kayleigh Coulibaly

Dec 5, 20231 min read

The Tothill Review

Whispers in the Abyss: Embracing Life's Paradox | Kayleigh Coulibaly

Each step a sigh, a fleeting breath, In the spiral's dance, where life meets death. Pointless whispers in the cosmic air, As we move...

Dec 5, 20232 min read

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Temple | Hasan Jubril Alao

Nestled amidst a thick enigmatic forest were the remnants of an antiquated temple, a testament to the bygone eras of old. Its strange...

Dec 5, 20231 min read

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Changes | Shaheera Kuchai

In the heart of the tower, where plants held sway, A father and daughter, in their own special way. Amidst the greenery, in that secret...

Van Gogh: Madman or Genius? | Fela Callahan

Mar 24, 20235 min read

Arts and Literature

Van Gogh: Madman or Genius? | Fela Callahan

Van Gogh’s art was one of the first to particularly resonate with me. I remember going into my secondary school library to take books...

'Changing places, Making spaces' Lecture thoughts | Esha Amin

Mar 18, 20233 min read

Humanities and Social Sciences

'Changing places, Making spaces' Lecture thoughts | Esha Amin

Like the majority of lectures Harris Westminster offers, “Changing Places, Making Spaces” was a highly interesting and unexpected one...

Feb 23, 20235 min read

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Silver | Melodi Dogru

It was the day the Moon fell. He started down in haste as if the scale had been tipped off by the flick of a finger. The clouds moved...

Daniel Hannan, the ERG and the origins of Brexit | Fela Callahan

Feb 23, 20234 min read

Politics

Daniel Hannan, the ERG and the origins of Brexit | Fela Callahan

Despite being amid another post‐Brexit ‘difficulty’ in debates over the Northern Ireland protocol, the consensus is that we should now...

Feb 23, 20233 min read

Science and Technology

Climate Apathy | Bobby Hughes

With the passing of the COP27 climate summit in Egypt last November, the global community’s stance on climate change has never been...

How Russia damaged China's ambitions in Asia | Fela Callahan

Feb 21, 20235 min read

Politics

How Russia damaged China's ambitions in Asia | Fela Callahan

Recent tensions over the shooting down of a suspected Chinese surveillance balloon have led me to consider how such tensions may...

The morality of striking: should we condone it? | Jessica Hawkins

Feb 21, 20233 min read

Politics

The morality of striking: should we condone it? | Jessica Hawkins

On the morning of the 10th of November, Harris Westminster staff and students faced the hardship of getting to school alongside the mass...

Feb 4, 20231 min read

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The Teary Eyed Boy | Milo Ghiandai

There is a teary eyed boy, they're big and brown they taste, lick and breathe the watery sigh of the world. He lives for autumn orange...

America’s global influence and International Organisations | Ike Idikakalu

Jan 24, 20235 min read

Politics

America’s global influence and International Organisations | Ike Idikakalu

The United States of America has long been the pre-eminent global superpower and perhaps the most powerful nation to ever exist....

Jan 24, 20234 min read

Advice and Lifestyle

Siblings | Oliwia Kamieniecka

If you’ve had the delightful experience of having your patience tested to the limits, buttons pressed beyond repair and an ebbing will to...

Jan 24, 20231 min read

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The Linoleum Headquarters | Mia Spiller

Straight backed and tight lipped, She commands her office. Constant ringing, conversing on the Kremlin-Whitehouse hotline Seeping through...

Dec 7, 20221 min read

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The Baby (Celia) | Willow Jopp

How does such a simple, innocent face Paint one thousand colours with a smile? She had as well a smile to be seen: Soft as a willow tree,...

Does skateboarding belong in the mainstream? | Ezra Petty

Dec 7, 20223 min read

Humanities and Social Sciences

Does skateboarding belong in the mainstream? | Ezra Petty

Since its invention in 1950’s California, skateboarding has been subject to varying public opinion. Started as a way for surfers to catch...

Dec 7, 20227 min read

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A Man and a Woman | Melodi Dogru

Once upon a time, there lived a beautiful man and a handsome woman. They had not known each other for long but had already developed a...

Dec 7, 20225 min read

Science and Technology

The Evolution of Flight | Ike Idikakalu

Flight has evolved at least four separate times in different animals in history, rendering it a highly coveted trait supporting the...

Opinion Piece: What can tax avoidance tell us about considered political discourse? | Leo Waterhouse

Dec 7, 20225 min read

Humanities and Social Sciences

Opinion Piece: What can tax avoidance tell us about considered political discourse? | Leo Waterhouse

Colloquialisms like ‘every pound that avoids tax is another taken from the workers pocket’ echo their sanctimonious tone across the walls...

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