How Roy Lichtenstein’s rejection of artistic norms revolutionised the world of art
By Claire Hines, Year 12 In 1961, Gallery owner Leo Castelli started exhibiting Roy Lichtenstein’s artwork, finally giving him a…
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The 30th of November, a day dedicated to the victims of chemical warfare
By Claire Hines, Year 12 From 600 BC to the present day, chemical weapons have and are still being used…
The Heart has Reasons that Reason will never know
By Claire Hines, Year 12 The rain fell in a gentle drizzle as I stepped out onto the street, pulling…
Masada will not fall again
Claire Hines, Year 12 I paced back and forth furiously, like a caged lion who lived for escape. Escape from…
The status of the “Día de los Muertos” in the world today
By Claire Hines, Year 12 “El Día de los Muertos” or the “Day of the Dead”, celebrated on the 1st…
The Pluto File: Part II:
By Claire Hines, Year 11 The next morning, James walked briskly to the rendezvous, a living building on the edge…
Divine Victory
By Claire Hines, Year 11 The sun had risen over the city of Susa, its golden rays now caressed the…
The outstanding team that is the E.S.P Part II: An interview with the students
By Claire Hines, Year 11 This article is a sequel to my first, in which I interviewed the E.S.P. staff.…
The Bookroom
By Claire Hines, Year 11 Situated on the ground floor of the Grand Batiment, the Bookroom supplies all levels of…