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Mushroom for improvement

Ellie Wellbourn writes about changing perceptions around psychedelic mushrooms.

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BLUE EXCLUSIVE - The Oxford Blue has obtained documents that reveal the Oxford Union’s planned termcard for Michaelmas Term 2021. The termcard contains a mix of online and in-person individual speaker events, alongside fully in-person panel events and debates.

“COP26 is now less than three months away. Score

“COP26 is now less than three months away. Scores of world leaders will fly in for the start, and officials from 196 countries will spend two weeks in high-pressure negotiations aimed at setting a new path to a safer climate. COVID-19 has refocused priorities and caused individuals and governments alike to pay closer attention to the environment. As many countries look to rebuild their economies in the wake of the pandemic, there has been a significant emphasis on ‘building back better’ through a green recovery. Floods across Europe and China, wildfires in the US, killer heatwaves stretching into northern latitudes, and extreme weather across the planet give a glimpse into what is at stake. Scientists warn that unless global greenhouse gas emissions are halved in the next decade, temperatures will rise by more than 1.5oC, and the extreme heat, droughts and floods seen in recent weeks will rapidly become the norm rather than the exception with devastating consequences. John Kerry, the United States Special Presidential Envoy for Climate, warned in his landmark speech at Kew Gardens this week: “COP26 in Glasgow [is] a pivotal moment for the world to come together to meet and master the climate challenge … in little more than 100 days, we can save the next hundred years.””With contributions by Michael Freeman, Mia Clement, and Chris Conway, Duarte Amaro provides an in-depth look into the fast-approaching COP26 summit in Glasgow, a summit that has the potential to define how the world, particularly more developed economies, will respond to climate change. The full article can be read on our website.Illustration by Mia Clement.#oxford #oxforduniversity #cop26 #climatechange #theoxfordblueglobalaffairs

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We’re now opening recruitment for a co-Senior Oxford News Editor for Michaelmas! Oxford News is one of our most important sections, and our new Senior Editor will work alongside our current senior editor to expand and improve upon the output of the section. Apply if you want to stay on top of breaking stories across Oxford over MT and keep the university community informed!APPLY BY 1st Oct using the link in our bio to join the team!

“…with their 2021 album, strikingly titled If

“…with their 2021 album, strikingly titled If I Can’t Have Love, I Want Power, Halsey, who recently became a mother, made a return to the familiar ground of conceptual music, offering a dark grunge-pop feast of an album charting the ‘joys and horrors of pregnancy and childbirth’.Preceding the music itself, however, was a trailer (CWs for blood, violence, death and scenes some may find frightening) that promised much more than just another album. The stunning visuals were only the prologue to an IMAX film experience set in a dark medieval setting that complemented Halsey’s lyrical exploration of motherhood, autonomy and body horror. Matching this came the album’s notable cover, Halsey in a throne cradling an infant, clearly inspired by the Renaissance painting Virgin and Child Surrounded by Angels by Jean Fouquet. Despite their bold decision to release no singles in the run up to the album’s release, this bold visual direction still stoked the flames of fan excitement.”For the music section’s September Review, Hetta Johnson explores Halsey’s ‘If I Can’t Have Love, I Want Power’. Halsey, new to parenthood, explores new ground while remaining faithful to their previous discography. To learn more, you can access the full article on our website.Illustration by Ben Beechener.#oxford #oxforduniversity #halsey #theoxfordbluecultures

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