POETRY: “Still I Rise” by Maya Angelou
Short analysis by Leah Kramer The Poem “You may write me down in history With your bitter, twisted lies, You may trod me in the very dirt But still, like … Read More
Short analysis by Leah Kramer The Poem “You may write me down in history With your bitter, twisted lies, You may trod me in the very dirt But still, like … Read More
The film “Don’t Look Up” is full of comments on the current societal and political atmosphere. Characters take the mickey out of current governments and the science denial and greenwashing … Read More
By Natalie de la Calleja Orozco; double published in the BEE3 Magazine Green Light… Red Light! “무궁화 꼬찌 피엇 소리다” (Mugunghwa Kkoci Pieot Seumnida), probably the most famous phrase from … Read More
By Lisa Banti Many students have answered this questionnaire, supplying us with the information necessary to form a reliable analysis. The vast majority of female students responded that they are … Read More
By Lisa Banti Future jobs In this section of questions, all answers are given between the range of 1 to 5. Scale: 1 : no, 2 : probably no, 3 … Read More
By Lisa Banti Inclination towards STEM The questions posed in this section were chosen to understand to what degree schools are being proactive in the education of STEM and the … Read More
By Lisa Banti Identification of STEM This group of questions was aimed at understanding if the respondents were familiar with the acronym STEM and if they knew of people who … Read More
By Selim Ben Abdallah, S6 FRC, EEB4 First of all, what are edits? According to the urban dictionary1, edits – which could also be described as fan edits or Instagram … Read More
This is strictly an OPINION PIECE. Food Folly Here in the West, many of us don’t even question whether we’ll have food on the table tomorrow. We selfishly and carelessly … Read More
By Lisa Banti In further articles we will explore what STEM means to students, discovering how familiar students are with STEM subjects and how inclined they are to work in … Read More