Olivia Chatterley describes her time co-leading the JMS choir last year and encourages anyone to join the welcoming community.
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Dan Bavister, Frep, Captain of the Badminton Team, and last year’s John’s Chronicle Editor-in-Chief, describes the community he has found in John’s as he arrives in Durham, ahead of beginning his master’s in English Literature.
We are delighted to share the runner-up essay from this year’s Brian Darling Memorial Essay Prize Competition, organised by the Association for the Study of Modern and Contemporary France (ASMCF). Written by recent John’s graduate Maisy Hicks, the piece explores artist Sophie Calle’s exhibition d’Aveugles (The Blind), in which Calle asked blind participants what they considered beautiful. Maisy’s essay reflects on the implications of such a project in an ocularcentrist culture, where sight dominates the hierarchy of the senses, and where beauty is often framed through patriarchal norms.
After attending the 40 Years on Reunion this September, Richard Horton (1983-1986 Natural Sciences) shares his reflections on returning to John’s and the value of kindness.
Editor Ella Guy gives her experience of Welcome Week and describes what to expect.
Arts and Culture Editor Christian O’Brien details his own experience of sharing a room in his first year.
Clodomiro Cafolla describes all that was on offer at the STEM ECR Networking and Careers Event at St John’s College.
Dan Bavister, Editor-in-Chief, writes the editorial to this year’s print edition of The John’s Chronicle
Arts and Culture Editor Ella Guy writes on artist Sarah Calavera’s career and her time as Durham’s artist in residence
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