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Author Archives: Beatrice Sparrow

Posted inOpinion

Are Lectures Worth Attending?

by Beatrice Sparrow February 18, 2025February 25, 2025

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Your College Auntie: End of Term

Beatrice SparrowMar 23, 20255 min read

Your College Auntie returns for one last time as Hilary draws to a close to round off the term by answering your most pressing Oxfesses.…

Love Letters: Goodbye Hilary!

Beatrice SparrowMar 23, 20254 min read

“As I look back on this term, all I can see are good memories.” Lucy Pollock reminisces on Hilary term, and how her worst term…

You are not a firework. You are a torchbearer.

Beatrice SparrowMar 20, 20254 min read

“The eternal fire does not explode. It endures. And so can you.” Mili Thakrar discusses the Vestal Virgins, the importance of stability and avoiding burnout.…

“Anti-fascist”: A Difficult Word for the Italian Government to Say

Beatrice SparrowMar 19, 20259 min read

“The Italian constitution, written in 1947, outlaws the reorganisation of Mussolini’s “dissolved” Fascist party. Despite this, fascism in Italy never disappeared, it just found new…

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