In the time it took to see your bikini snap in a canoe
I could have read both Descartes and Camus
In the time it took to edit my tweet
I could have seen the crazy woman feed pigeons in the street
Year by year, each day fell
But I’m concerned with ‘Valencia’ or ‘Inkwell’
Remember:
Soon the filters will fade away
That time I realised there were five hundred followers
and nothing to say
After six years of absence and countless controversies, Jennifer reviews Victoria’s Secret fashion show’s return and why it fell short of its legendary wings.
Isabella delves into LSE’s hidden music scene, revealing a vibrant community of talent, passion, and creativity on campus which thrives and challenges the university’s corporate reputation
Salma takes a deep dive into the Arab-American electorate in Dearborn, Michigan during the 2024 US Election.
Rawan explores the impact of the ongoing conflict in Lebanon on Lebanese staff and students, and the complexity of navigating cultural identity in times of war
Oona writes about an LSE public event discussing the safety of London cyclists
