When I think about returning to Oxford in Michaelmas, one of my first thoughts is how good it will be to be back in a library, surrounded by dusty books and stressed students again.
Author: Riana Modi
Riana (she/her) is one of the Culture Editors at The Blue this term, and a second year Classicist at Jesus. When not trying to digest ancient texts, she can be found editing the Turl Arts Magazine, writing and producing plays, taking long walks around Oxford and probably eating cheese.
‘Lost Connection’ Preview: Art Triumphs Through Lockdown
Riana Modi previews Jazz Hands Productions’ new film, ‘Lost Connection’.
‘Black Lives Playlist : Track One’ Preview : A must-see exploration of heritage and horror
Riana Modi previews ‘Black Lives Playlist: Track One’, a new film written and directed by Sam Spencer, which premiers this Sunday.
The Quest for the Best Indian Takeaway: The Standard
Charlie and Riana once again test out an Oxford Indian takeaway – this time reviewing the Standard in Jericho.
The Quest for the Best Indian Takeaway: 4500 Miles from India
The North Indian Garlic Chilli Chicken was pleasingly spicy – enough to feel the heat, but not so much that one feels they’ve entered the seventh circle of hell. Meanwhile, the Lamb Saag proved a revelation – creamy and rich, yet satisfying rather than cloying.
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”.
The Quest for the Best Indian Takeaway: Chutney’s
Our two Indian takeaway enthusiasts, Riana Modi and Charlie West begin their quest to find the best Indian takeaway in Oxford – starting with Chutney’s!