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Image Description: Five people standing, distanced from each other, along a canal in Oxford. They are each wearing charity: water T-shirts. The OxForWater campaign organised a semi-virtual running event and raised more than £3,000 for charity: water, a non-profit organisation which works to increase access to clean water in rural and isolated regions. More than 50 […]
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The sea is nature’s greatest gift to artists and writers. The mystery of what hides in its depths allows it to stand for the unknown, as does the fact that it separates the continents, making distant lands into a mystery. Something that can represent the unknown can be used to represent everything and anything; that […]
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Picture Credit: Willem van Aken, CSIRO (CC BY 3.0) Description: Dripping Tap As 2018 began in the South African city of Cape Town, water levels rapidly declined in its reservoirs, marking a continuing trend since a drought began in 2015. In early January, the city issued plans for “Day Zero”, when if a lower limit […]
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Image Credit: amarpreet25-Description:Leaking pipe As 2018 began in the South African city of Cape Town, water levels rapidly declined in its reservoirs, marking a continuing trend since a drought began in 2015. In early January, the city issued plans for “Day Zero”, when, if a lower limit of water was reached, the city’s water supply […]
Continue ReadingLady Margaret Hall has come under fire from scientific groups for agreeing to host a conference for homeopathy over the Easter Vac. Michael Marshall, Project Director of The Good Thinking Society, attacked the college’s decision to host the conference. Speaking to The Independent, he said “It’s pretty clear the Society of Homeopaths is seeking venues […]
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