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Sciku: The Wonder of Science – In Haiku! Book review

Sciku: The Wonder of Science – In Haiku! By Students of The Camden School For Girls. Published 20 November 2014, this book was an instant hit at Frost because it is a science book written by girls. Women, and girls, are underrepresented in science and many a sexist thinks that us girls just aren’t smart …

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The Rise of Topless Activism: But Is It a Good Or Bad Thing?

There is a worrying new trend in feminism: topless activism. Not men being topless. Women being topless because of course. Even more worrying is the number of women falling for it. The trendy #freethenipple campaign has gained ground when, in fact, it does nothing but mock the real struggle for equality. Amanda Foreman wrote an …

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Exam Results Helpline tells students not to panic

Exam Results Helpline advisers urge students to ‘stay calm’, as they prepare for thousands of calls from students (and parents) who are keen to talk over their options after receiving unexpected exam results this year. The Exam Results Helpline telephone 0808 100 8000 is a free telephone helpline staffed by independent careers advisers. Students across …

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The Unpaid Acting Work Dilemma by Professionally Resting.

Casting call: ““Unfortunately we’re not able to offer a fee on this occasion.” Sadly this type of casting call is one that I’m all too used to seeing. At least 75% of castings will contain the above sentence or a wonderfully inventive version of it (such as the incredible ‘This is a no-pay experience!’) It’s …

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