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Bridgerton, Our Flag Means Death, and Diversifying History

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By Eva Townsend Bilton, Olivia Taylor
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Home Menu Features Opinion News Lifestyle Creative Writing Culture & Literature Film & TV Science & Technology Sports In our digital age, where information about any historical era is more readily available than ever before and any uppity fact-checker can send a Tweet, differing opinions about the extent to which historical drama has a duty to be ‘accurate’ abound.
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5 Video Games to Wind Down with After Exams

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By Eva Townsend Bilton
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Home Menu Features Opinion News Lifestyle Creative Writing Culture & Literature Film & TV Science & Technology Sports Gaming is a great way to escape reality for a few hours. From the internet phenomenon of Among Us to more intense games like The Elden Ring, there is something for everyone to cure the post-exam burnout. They’re a great way to fill the daze after uni when you don’t want to always be #livingyourbestlife.
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The Minority’s Minority? Guyana, Rise Up

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By Jethro Robathan, Eva Townsend Bilton
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Home Menu Features Opinion News Lifestyle Creative Writing Culture & Literature Film & TV Science & Technology Sports Mother’s Day seemed like an appropriate time to get in touch with my Indo-Guyanese ancestry, so I took my Mum, born and bred Guyanese, on an outing to the Tate Britain’s exhibit, Life Between Islands. Guyana’s locale tends to leave it overwritten in many Caribbean tributes. You can imagine my joyful surprise, then, to see a thriving Guyanese presence in Life Between Islands.
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