Top Ten Films of 2017
“Dunkirk” (wri-dir. Christopher Nolan) Christopher Nolan’s World War Two epic fulfilled its lofty expectations when it debuted in July, the…
An Unoriginality Complex
Hollywood has been adapting literature for the screen for over one hundred years, and has produced many renowned films, such…
The Will to Win
Michael Shapland interviews Naveed Kabir, LSE Boxer and Fight Night Champion Success is a process of small victories; overcoming past…
Why I’m Leaving the LSE: Part B Editor Speaks
When I heard back from the LSE, I spent the day researching the school, looking at international rankings for my…
Death of a Ladies’ Man
We went to Leonard Cohen’s grave on Thursday. It wasn’t yet a year since he had passed, but I don’t…
Conceptual Art in St Paul’s Cathedral
Every time I’ve walked past St Paul’s Cathedral, I’ve wanted to go in, but it was too late, or I…
Indonesia: A Democracy At The Crossroads
Deputy Features Editor Kyi Yeung Goh and undergraduate Naufal Yudiana review a recent academic panel on the future of Indonesian…
Carne Ross’ “Not-So-Anarchist”
LSE postgrad Marco Rossi gives his thoughts on the contradictions of Carne Ross’ revelatory and controversial documentary ‘The Accidental Anarchist’…
Kabaddi’s Roaring Term
The reinstatement of the National Kabaddi League This year heralds the new age of Kabaddi in the UK. With four…
Another genocidal century awaits unless our politicians say the g-word
The 20th century is often cited as the bloodiest in human history. The two World Wars certainly played their part,…
