Politics Editor Emma recounts the closure of iconic Glasgow Cineworld and explores the future plans for the building and era of cinema go-ers. The Cineworld on Renfrew Street, Glasgow announced that it…
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A year and a half. That’s how long I’ve been mountaineering and that’s how long I’ve been in the University of Stirling Mountaineering Club (USMC), and what a year and a half…
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Politics Editor Emma from Brig explores the evolution of Cadbury chocolate alongside a recent boycott and the publics' opinions.…
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The word unconventional means, in a literally sense, “not based on or conforming to what is generally done or believed”, to some extent I think everyone is a bit unconventional in their…
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To put it plainly, LUSH waste absolutely no time pumping out new products to promote consumerism and exploit the next big holiday. Their strategy revolves around the lush exploit of next holiday…
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Stranger Things has officially come to an end, though that end has caused a fuss among fans, there’s a lot more to say about the show and its identity as Netflix’s primary…
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Christmas is a lot of things. And not to play too much the Grinch here, but it seems that one of those things is a holiday of over-consumption. …
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“I’m all for talking politics regardless of who it’s with, but obviously not everyone’s on board with that. Others dread the TV channel changing to the news just in case these conversations…
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Coca-Cola has created AI Christmas Adverts for another year, disappointing customers worldwide that miss the Christmas cheer from non-AI Ads. Brig takes a look at whether the use of AI has spoiled…
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Uncover the complex connection between Swift's recent album and modern culture, addressing themes of detachment and anti-intellectualism.…
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