By Naomi Wimsett. John’s Feminist Book Club have collated book recommendations from Johnians – five feature here!
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By Gabriel Callaghan. A discussion of the treatment of veterans in British society.
By Martin Gibson. Following the government’s ‘Stay At Home’ guidance, Martin shares his experience of working from home.
By Miro Cafolla. An account of a recent Café Politique discussion between Professor Aileen McHarg and Dr Benedict Douglas, on whether the UK needs a written constitution.
By Clarissa Wemple. Ever wondered which category of the John’s Chronicle blog you’d fit best? We’ve got the quiz for you!
By Miro Cafolla and Alice Keith. A discussion of the first Café Politique on the Second Amendment to the US Constitution.
By Lucy Mainwaring-Parr. Inspired by Café Scientifique, Lucy considers how the simulation hypothesis relates to cinema and the moral dilemmas it raises.
By Nick Searle-Donoso. Once you eventually reach the café, the tantalising smell of waffle batter, full of potential and possibility, hits you. A review of Waffley Good Company.
By Nina Kümin. An account of volunteering as an English teacher in Bali. Supported by St John’s Student Opportunities Fund.
By Jack Walsh. A discussion of the issues current society faces through stifled conversation and tribalism.
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