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Arts Review: The Dark

Tron Theatre, 15th – 16th of February 2019 Based on playwright Nick Makoha’s flight from dictatorship in his home country…

finley dickins, Nick Makoha, The Dark, tron theatre

Live Review: The Japanese House

St Luke’s, 18/11/18 Last night I retreated from the crisp November darkness and into St Luke’s, an alternatively used church…

issue 139, live review, st lukes, tabitha tinkler-ferguson, the japanese house

Drawing Life: A Never-Ending Process

Life-drawing, to me, is a highly creative and highly empowering experience.   My clearest memories of life-drawing always take me…

isabelle ribe, issue 139, life drawing, nudity, Sophia Archontis

Live Review: The Jellyman’s Daughter

The Hug and Pint, 21/11/18    After a string of dates touring around America, The Jellyman’s Daughter are back in…

eilidh reid, issue 139, live review, the jellyman's daughter

Top of the Plops

A good relaxing shit is one of the finer things in life. It relaxes you by taking a load off…

aike jansen, boyd orr, campus buildings, issue 139, josh hay, nsfw

The EU Rambling: How I Turned Out to be a Legal Alien

One may think that a brand new EU passport may be the key to heaven to all Member States. I…

french bureaucracy, legal alien, Lucia Posteraro, the eu rambling

Protect Our Children or Educate and Expose?

Content warning: this article addresses the portrayal of sexual assault in film and television. The British Board of Film Classification,…

age ratings, bbfc, christina schrock, film

Live Review: Maggie Rogers

SWG3, 17/2/19 Sometimes I wonder why we pay money to watch music live, instead of just listening to it in…

live review, maggie rogers, meli vasiloudes bayada, SWG3

Review: TEDxUniversityofGlasgow 2019 Launch Party

Currently in its sixth year, TEDxUniversityofGlasgow is a local, self-organised branch of TED at our own University of Glasgow. Every…

eren ince, launch party, review, tedxuniversityofglasgow, wrong way go ahead

Ways of Seeing: How M.I.A Dismantles the Establishment

At the end of last year, I was lucky enough to catch the last screening of Matangi/ Maya/ M.I.A at…

activism, jude mckechnie, m.i.a., sri lanka, tamil, ways of seeing

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