‘Peace isn’t just the absence of war’: Smajo Bešo OBE, Bosnian Genocide Educational Trust Founder and Chair
‘Peace isn’t just the absence of war’: Smajo Bešo OBE, Bosnian Genocide Educational Trust Founder and Chair
“My problem when I was at Oxford was I tried way too hard and I was constantly trying to work and I just burned out spectacularly”
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News·22nd February 2017Cowley roundabout is second most dangerous in Britain OxStu News The roundabout at the end of Magdalen Bridge has had the second-highest number of bicycle-related accidents in the country, according...Read More
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National Issues·22nd August 2020Oxford and access: the London divide Sam Williamson Image description: an aerial view of London, and the river Thames flowing down the centre of the photo. “To attract...Read More
Identity·16th May 2020Far from ‘Home’: the different worlds in our capital city Roshan Panesar Book Review: ‘This is London,’ by Ben Judah In A-Level History I was introduced to the well-used quote from L.P....Read More
Culture·28th May 2019Review: Everybody’s Talking About Jamie at the Apollo Theatre London Frankie Grech The musical Everybody’s Talking About Jamie is written by Tom MacRae, based on the real-life story of Jamie Campbell; a...Read More
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Local News·25th May 2018Oxford Tube bus in flames on M40 Jafar Cain It has been confirmed that on Thursday 24th May an Oxford Tube bus caught fire on the M40. The...Read More
News·11th May 2018London ranked best city for students Mustafa Ahmed The QS University Rankings have ranked London the best city in the world for students, beating thirty other major global...Read More
Entertainment·5th June 2017Alberto Giacometti at Tate Modern: ‘I paint and sculpt to get a grip on reality’ Yoojung Chun In the first large-scale retrospective of his work in the UK in 20 years, Tate Modern exhibition of Giacometti charts...Read More
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