Less is more: Netflix’s endless stream of mediocrity
By Hermione Silver, Year 12 There are few things we can be certain of in this world, what we can…
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Eisenberg’s Recent Gem: Unpacking «A Real Pain»
By Hermione Silver, Year 12 In a world ravaged by threats of war, humanitarian crises and tyrannical phone bans, it’s…
The Ecolint Creative Awards Are Here! A Celebration of Creativity, Innovation, and Sustainability!
By Hermione Silver, Year 12 Sharpen your pencils, tune your banjos, and get ready to unleash your creativity, because the…
The Ethics of Portraying Real-Life Events in War Films
By Hermione Silver, Year 12 War films, perhaps more than any other genre, attract intense scrutiny from audiences and critics…
How can we build a more sustainable community in Geneva?
By Hermione Silver, Year 11 When tackling the issue of climate change, we often talk about improvements on personal as…
Have we reached the biological limits of the human body?
By Hermione Silver, Year 11 Set in Athens, the 1896 Olympic Games were the first ever Olympics, and it created…
Can we truly separate the art from the artist?
By Hermione Silver, Year 11 I am probably not making a bold assumption when I say we have all known…
The Holdovers: An Ode to Unlikely Friends
By Hermione Silver, Year 11 I’ve never been a big fan of awards ceremonies; the Oscars, the Grammys, the Emmys,…
Lost at Sea
By Hermione Silver, Y9 It had been a few hours. She was missing. Helicopters scoured the unforgiving, spinning sea, hopelessly.…