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Author Archives: Ruby Bailey-Proe

Ruby's scar following her back surgery.

Posted inLifestyle

Dis(abled)?

by Ruby Bailey-Proe November 17, 2023November 18, 2023

Popular Posts

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The Barbenheimer Phenomenon
The Legacy of Studio Ghibli
It’s Definitely Burning Something (it’s my eyes)
The iPad Kid: Too Much of a Good Thing?
The Flood of Unethical Streaming

Recent Posts

Welcome Back to the 2000’s with PinkPantheress’ Heaven knows

Ruby Bailey-ProeNov 30, 20234 min read

Illustration of PinkPantheress with birds.

PinkPantheress’ highly anticipated debut album, Heaven knows, descended from the pearly gates last week, unveiling 13 songs spanning a total runtime of 34 minutes. This…

It’s the Economy, Stupid – OpenAI crisis and the UK’s stealthy austerity

Ruby Bailey-ProeNov 29, 20239 min read

It’s the Economy, Stupid – OpenAI crisis and the UK’s stealthy austerity

A note from the editor In our fourth and final edition of It’s the Economy, Stupid this term, the Global Affairs team takes a look…

‘Poetry, Prophecy, and Colour!’: Victorian art, fashion, and design

Ruby Bailey-ProeNov 27, 20234 min read

‘Poetry, Prophecy, and Colour!’: Victorian art, fashion, and design

‘You ought to love colour, and to think nothing quite beautiful or perfect without it.’ John Ruskin, The Elements of Drawing, 1857 The exhibit at…

The Flood of Unethical Streaming

Ruby Bailey-ProeNov 27, 20237 min read

An illustration of 2 people listening to music, a singer and a guitarist all linked by flowing musical staves.

Listening to music has never been so easy. Gone are the days of naively trawling through record shops, taking a risk on an unknown album…

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