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‘There’s no such thing as a girls’ public school; there are only types’: the structure of girls’ elite schooling in twentieth-century Britain

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By Eve Worth, Aaron Reeves Verified
| Taylor & Francis Online
ABSTRACT This article explores the complex eco-system of girls’ elite schooling in twentieth-century Britain using The Girls’ School Yearbook (GSYB)- a volume published by the Association of Headmistresses to provide information on the ‘leading girls’ public schools’. We undertake a Latent Class Analysis of the GSYB to draw out the underlying patterns in the nature of the schools.
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Hunger as an uncontroversial predictor of poor adolescent mental health: evidence from a multiverse analysis of 410,213 adolescents across 79 countries

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By Mirela Zaneva, Tsvetomira Dumbalska, Aaron Reeves Verified
| Wiley Online Library Verified
Introduction Hunger and food insecurity have profound negative impacts on societies worldwide. An estimated 2.8 billion people currently cannot afford a healthy diet and 733 million globally suffered from malnutrition in 2023 (FAO, IFAD, UNICEF, WFP and WHO, 2024). Hunger refers to individual level, typically subjectively reported experiences of going without food, which can be episodic or chronic, and expressed by physical sensations of discomfort, weakness, pain.
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Keeping up appearances: the changing face of the elites and their hobbies

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By Sam Friedman, Aaron Reeves Verified
| LSE Connect Verified
For more than a century, Who’s Who has functioned as a bible of the British establishment – the most trusted catalogue of who is (and who is not) in the country’s true upper echelons. Who’s Who allows elites to express their cultural preferences: their recreations and hobbies.
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