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In her article on the Renaissance Society of America’s annual conference, Claire Marsland shares the paper she presented and her experience in Toronto. Supported by St John's Student Opportunities Fund. Link in bio.
Harry is a first-year student studying French and Spanish. He is the Opinion Editor for the John’s Chronicle and is a member of the Durham Union House Committee. In his spare time, Harry enjoys reading political biographies, watching foreign-language films, exploring Durham, and playing badminton to keep up the exercise levels. If Harry isn’t studying, you can usually find him in the 24s Bar on the Bailey with a pint or two.
Have a read of Harry Troise’s article discussing his thoughts about political realignment and the landscape that we find ourselves in, following a recent lecture by Stephen Davies. Link in bio!

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