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Milk, Honey, and the State of Modern Poetry
As Oxford Professor John Wain puts it in his 1986 introduction to The Oxford Library of English Poetry, “[this poetry is usually no more than a matter of writing it as prose and printing it to look like verse… The individual poems are like flowers
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Trick Or Treat: The Dark History Of Halloween's Haunted Traditions
The 31st of October is a day that brings memories of streets flocked in the night with groups of masked children knocking on doors and reciting the famous line - 'Trick or Treat'. It is a day when everyone embraced the spooky spirit and doorsteps
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Partey's Pivotal Role vs Shakhtar
Thomas Partey, starting as a CDM, finishing as a RB, played a crucial role in ensuring Arsenal secured their second win in the Champions League this season as they beat Shakhtar Donetsk 1-0 in a tight, cagey affair. Arsenal started the first half
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Why does tomorrow sound better than today?
If procrastination only makes things worse, why is it that we cannot help but delay? What is procrastination? The Oxford Dictionary definition of 'procrastination' is 'the action of delaying or postponing something'. Some synonyms include
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‘The Anthropocene Reviewed’ by John Green: A Reminder to Reflect
Amidst life in this fast-paced world, John Green’s 2021 book ‘The Anthropocene Reviewed’ is a reminder of the importance of slowing down and ruminating upon the world around you. This book is in its essence a memoir – it is a compilation of 44
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Caribbean food place celebrate Black History Month in North Finchley
In celebration of Black History month, Caribbean street food is served, live music and spoken word are all featured at Allotments N11, based in North Finchley. This diverse and captivating community space is thriving but how has it got here, who
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Harrow Explorer Scouts work with local Homeless Charity
Local Explorer Scouts are fundraising for a men's homeless charity in Harrow. One of the goals that Explorer Scouts aim to achieve through the Scouting Association is to make a real difference in their local community. But how is this put into
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Halloween Walk - The Scariest Walk Ever?
With Halloween around the corner, many of you may think of the monotonous routine of 'trick or treating', but while this might be the case due to the long-lasting tradition of trick or treating, have you considered participating in the annual Halloween
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Trigonometry to Pictionary: Pupil dedicates evenings to Rainbows
Wimbledon High School student, Rohana Chapman-Dawe has been giving 5.5 hours of every week to her local Rainbows unit for the past 2 years. Balancing, netball, school and her responsibility as a Young Leader, she really has been juggling into