With the end of Paris Fashion Week, many of us looked in awe at the array of boas, trench coats and poofy dresses on display. What life could’ve been like if only we were a high-fashion model’s nepo baby, hey?
Earlier this year, Trinity Hall college at the University of Cambridge faced backlash for its policy to increase outreach to elite private schools. Whilst some defend such a decision as a valid response to declining applicants, others express shock and anger, describing the policy as a ‘slap in the face’ for state-educated students.
It is predicted that over 6 billion people will watch some of the tournament, making it one of the largest sporting events in history. But this event also poses a huge political risk, and a boycott would be the best thing for all of us.
The European Union has long prided itself on being a political project based on the equality of all member states, not a power hierarchy. However, this premise may soon be under great pressure following recent speculation about a new accession system which would sort EU membership into two tiers.
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