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Author Archives: Agnes Halladay

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Matthew Bourne’s Sleeping Beauty: An Exploration of Consent

by Agnes Halladay February 12, 2023

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Love Letters: No Day Like a Snow Day

Agnes HalladayDec 1, 20244 min read

“Seeing my college looking perfect, covered in a clean white layer of untouched snow, was exhilarating.” Lucy Pollock recounts her experience of Oxford’s recent snow…

Satire: How to Not Be an American Abroad

Agnes HalladayNov 30, 20243 min read

Recently, while I was hanging out with a group of people at church, someone mentioned that I was an American, to which someone else retorted…

The power of a women’s only running club: an interview with Oxford Girls Running

Agnes HalladayNov 30, 20245 min read

“I would much rather not run for three months during the dark, winter hours than run and feel unsafe.” Isabel Valovin interviews Meghan Titterington, co-founder…

Weather and Mental Health: Finding Beauty in Oxford’s Winter

Agnes HalladayNov 30, 20245 min read

Abigail Cherry discusses the positives of the winter weather in Oxford and how one can combat its effect on mental health. Image by Abigail Cherry

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