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Author: Oli Hurley

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The Creationary Corner – Issue #3 (The Empress)

April 3, 2019 Oli Hurley 0 Comments

Welcome back to this weeks (usually weekly) issue of the creationary corner. In this weeks issue we journey through the

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Lifestyle 

The Power of Hope – Ayoola Oshiyemi

April 2, 2019 Oli Hurley 0 Comments

Life is like a test or a battle but it can also be like an involuted maze of bewilderment which

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Arts 

The Creationary Corner – Issue #2 (The Return)

March 29, 2019 Oli Hurley 0 Comments

Welcome back once again to the creationary corner, where all creative spirits are welcome to express themselves. Once again we

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Arts 

“Waiting” – A Short Story by Yvonne De Villiers

March 21, 2019 Oli Hurley 0 Comments

“It’s across the sea. But you can’t fly there or take a boat. Oh no, to get there you need

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Arts Lifestyle 

Fantastic Scarves and How to Fold Them – Oli Hurley

March 21, 2019 Oli Hurley 0 Comments

What is this? An article on scarves? Just after the Spring Equinox? Well yes, scarves aren’t merely there to keep

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Arts History School 

Sculptures for Days (Classics Trip to Cambridge) – Oli Hurley

March 20, 2019March 20, 2019 Oli Hurley 0 Comments

On Monday the 13th of March four intrepid explores of the academic field of A level classics (Louis Gibson, John

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Current affairs Lifestyle 

Outrage Culture (The Effects of Modern Media) – Oli Hurley

March 14, 2019March 14, 2019 Oli Hurley 0 Comments

The modern social and political situation is, to say it lightly, a mess. I’m not saying there was a time

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Lifestyle School 

How to Study: High Impact Methods – Savannah Collis

March 14, 2019March 14, 2019 Oli Hurley 0 Comments

As someone who wonders just how these top students manage to do it, I decided to take on the challenge

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Current affairs 

“Does Brexit Even Matter” – Joel Sheldon

March 14, 2019 Oli Hurley 0 Comments

Brexit is a very big deal. It will most likely trigger the dissolution of the United Kingdom, once a vehicle

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Current affairs 

‘Enough is Enough’ My Rant Against Humanity –Lucy Jenkins

March 7, 2019 Oli Hurley 0 Comments

I’ve never been one to take interest in global warning and climate change. That was before I realised that my

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