“Burmese Days”: How George Orwell’s first book sets the premises for his later works
Claire Hines Year 11 George Orwell is a world-famous author renowned for his political fables “Animal farm” and “1984” amongst…
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A Look Into Rain World’s Unique Ecosystem
By Milaniya Nguyen, Year 12 Rain World is considered to have one of the most complex and organic feeling in-game…
Ocean’s 12 – The misunderstood sequel
By Jamie Beecroft, Year 12 Following the release of the smash hit Ocean’s Eleven in 2001, director Steven Soderberg was…
Book Review: Purple Hibiscus
By Lauren Pulh, Year 11 Purple Hibiscus is a novel by the Nigerian author Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, first published in…
The Fall of Mid-Budget Films
By Milaniya Nguyen, Year 12 What happened to “good” movies? They don’t make them like they used to. Though a…
The Outer Banks Season 3 Opinion
By Dariga Atayeva, Year 11 The Award winning teen drama Netflix show Outer Banks has announced it’s release of the…
The Visual Misrepresentation in the Painting “Le Sacre de Napoléon”
By Claire Hines, Year 11 Editing or modifying images of ourselves in order to appear more attractive or successful has…
Most Valiant and Valorous Outfits of the 2023 Grammy Awards
By Yuval Israel, Year 10 As we know the Annual Grammy awards have never been a surprise for the most…
John Cage’s 4’33”
By Milaniya Nguyen, Year 12 What is considered music? A question often asked and often argued on. American experimental composer…