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Reflections on Veganuary

This year I decided to take part in the Veganuary challenge. Not only because I’m Lactose intolerant and definitely need … More

food, issue 140, Kelly Macarthur, vegan, veganism, veganuary

Ways of Seeing: Tracing it Back to Home

I have just left the Street Level Photoworks Gallery at Trongate 103 where I have been lucky enough to catch … More

arpita shah, home, jude mckechnie, photography, street level photoworks gallery, ways of seeing

Live Review: Elephant Sessions – at Celtic Connections

QMU, 19/1/19 For my first night at Celtic Connections this year it really couldn’t have gone better. I was desperate … More

celtic connections, elephant sessions, imogen hay, issue 140, live review, qmu

The Racist History of Cannabis Prohibition

The debate surrounding cannabis decriminalisation in the UK is a precarious one. Panic around the associated health risks and the … More

cannabis, cannabis prohibition, issue 140, Naomi Gessesse, racism

Film Review: Auld Lang Vine

I’m in the CCA, a space famous for its performance art about race, gender and sexuality, amongst many others, and … More

auld lang vine, CCA, issue 140, Kelly Macarthur, vine

One Small Step for Oppy, One Giant Leap for Rover-Kind

When Opportunity landed on Mars in January 2004, it was only expected to stay for 90 sols, equal to 92.5 … More

eleanor fletcher, mars, NASA, oppurtunity, rover

China Reaches for the Moon

On January 3 of this year, China’s probe Chang’e-4 (aptly named after a Chinese moon goddess) landed on the far … More

china, christina schrock, space, the moon

From the Tiber to the Clyde: Defying Space-Time on a March Day, 2018-2019

Rome, March 2018 It’s a Saturday morning. Temperatures are close to twenty degrees. The two pomegranate trees around my house … More

from the tiber to the clyde, glasgow, rome

Live Review: Distant Voices – at Celtic Connections

QMU, 31/1/19 As the Qudos lights dim, our night starts with the knowledge that there will be a unifying factor … More

amy shimmin, celtic connections, distant voices, live review, qmu

Arts Review: National Opera Studio at Scottish Opera

Dir. Orpha Phelan, King’s Theatre Edinburgh, 01/02/19 When I think of opera, I imagine either one opulent story of love, … More

christina schrock, Edinburgh, King's Theatre, national opera studio, Scottish Opera

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