Quelles leçons de vie garder de la pandémie?
By Alicia Fontaine ESMol, S1FRA Bonjour je m’appelle Alicia Fontaine et je suis en S1FR. Je pourrais me contenter de rappeler que la sécurité est importante dans ces moments difficiles. … Read More
Month: May 2021
Influencers Effect On The Newest Generation
In my opinion, influencers have become the most important people in our generation. Social media platforms such as TikTok, YouTube and Instagram have accumulated a large amount of followers. In particular, TikTok influencers have recently … Read More
Life in our Attention Society
By Leah Kramer, ESF Throughout history there was always a finite good — something everyone wanted but not everyone could have. This of course was the root of all conflict … Read More
Fast fashioning is bad and here’s why.
In a fast-moving society, many terms are thrown around left and right. Some of them are used so often that many forget its original meaning! Fast-fashioning is no rare term … Read More
How Athens got its Name
By Aspasia Giannelou ESMol S1FRA Introduction to the world of Greek mythology Greek mythology isn’t just filled with stories of beings with supernatural powers, even if it does include them. … Read More
Climate Change in Society
For many years scientists have been bringing to light undeniable data regarding the dangers of climate change; yet, despite the warnings, society seems to be stuck in its old habits. From ignorance stemmed in misinformation, to a flawed value system, there … Read More
THE BROKEN CLIMATE QUESTION
The oil industry has hijacked the climate debate. Here’s how. By Jakob Lessenich In 2004, a flashy new marketing campaign took the climate debate by storm. At its core, a website with a revolutionary concept: a personal carbon footprint … Read More
The politics of climate change
Are we on track to reduce emissions? No, we are not. We need a policy change. But to enact a policy change we need pressure from society. The recent rise … Read More