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A stage of one’s own: a review of ‘And the Walls Spoke’

Helena Aeberli reviews The Trinity Player’s ‘And the Walls Spoke’.

Posted on December 10, 2020December 10, 2020 Author Helena Aeberli Comments Off on A stage of one’s own: a review of ‘And the Walls Spoke’
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Simulacrum: Producing a Play in the Pandemic

Helena Aeberli and Riana Modi explore the impact of lockdown on their planned Trinity term show, and how they are adapting to a new form of theatre with their upcoming show “Simulacrum”.

Posted on November 4, 2020November 4, 2020 Author Helena Aeberli Comments Off on Simulacrum: Producing a Play in the Pandemic
Opinion

Coronavirus has removed the grandeur of British politics and exposed the government’s incompetence

Helena Aeberli explores how Coronavirus has done away with the ceremony of politics – and exposed the incompetence of Boris Johnson’s government.

Posted on September 26, 2020September 26, 2020 Author Helena Aeberli Comments Off on Coronavirus has removed the grandeur of British politics and exposed the government’s incompetence
Books Culture

Lonely Books: A Solitary Reading List

I first noticed the loneliness when the daily Zoom calls dried up and I started talking to the birds in my garden instead. I’d been lonely before, but lockdown loneliness felt different. The issue wasn’t that I didn’t have a support network, more that I did, and like all of us during the coronavirus pandemic, Read More…

Posted on August 27, 2020August 27, 2020 Author Helena Aeberli Comments Off on Lonely Books: A Solitary Reading List
Books Culture

Tales from the Bookshelf: The Lord of the Rings

There’s something deeply ironic in the fact that, when asked which of my hundreds of books is most precious to me, I immediately turn to The Lord of the Rings.

Posted on May 5, 2020May 5, 2020 Author Helena Aeberli Comments Off on Tales from the Bookshelf: The Lord of the Rings

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This Friday (15 Jan) is the closing date for submi This Friday (15 Jan) is the closing date for submissions to The Blueprint’s first issue ‘Body’! We have received quite a number of responses so far, but are still welcoming submissions especially in non-written mediums. We’ve also made a Spotify playlist that you can listen to for inspiration (link in bio).
It is not unreasonable to expect that students sho It is not unreasonable to expect that students should not be disadvantaged by circumstances wholly beyond their control. 

That is why the editorial boards of The Oxford Blue, The Oxford Student and Cherwell are calling on the University of Oxford to introduce a fair ‘no-detriment’ policy for finalists.
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With the current priority list of the government, With the current priority list of the government, it is no surprise that most of our peers are nowhere near getting the COVID-19 vaccine, that is of course, unless you happen to be a care home worker.

We asked 2 students who currently work at a care home to share their experience being amongst some of the first people to be vaccinated in the country.

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