Perpetuating Inequality: A Catch-22
Occasionally, a piece of art permeates the public consciousness so deeply as to leave a lasting impression. Mostly, this happens…
I agree, Austerity does not work in Greece
‘Look at Spain, Portugal and Greece! It’s possible to spend your way out of debt!’, cry the critics of austerity.…
In Defence of the LSESU
Seventy-Four percent. This figure, published by National Student Survey (NSS), is the London School of Economics & Political Science’s (LSE)…
Britian is at war with IS militants: even those from Britain
This week, Rory Stewart, a foreign office minister, confirmed a government policy that will result in hundreds of British IS…
Editorial: Obviously, Me Too…
…but we have to consider the nuances of the conversation I have a lot to say on the “Me Too” campaign. Given…
Pride, Prejudice and Participation
An icon of the suffragette movement, Jane Austen succeeded in transcending boundaries of sex that were otherwise impenetrable. Her ability…
LSE Student Travels to Edinburgh via Poland, Berlin and Glasgow
An LSE student, William Stein, has flown from London to Edinburgh via Poland, Berlin and Glasgow, for the same price…
1917-2017: The Death of the Left
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Harry Potter at the British Library: A History of Magic
The British Library puts on an enchanting exhibition to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the release of “Harry Potter and…
Paul Manafort, Uni, Jobs and the Idea of Success
Paul Manafort made me think of our present and future. That is a weird reflection, is it not? Donald Trump’s…
