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Ghana, Gold Coast
As seen in: ABC News (Australia), MSN Australia, MSN UK, The Guardian, Wiley Online Library, Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC), South Australian Country Hour, SAGE Publishing, Phoenix Business Journal, Yahoo Sports, AZCentral | The Arizona Republic and
Communications Officer at Queensland Capacity Network (QCN). Former ABC journalist.
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Will we grow out of social media?

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By Tom Forbes
| Epigram (newspaper)
By Tom Forbes, First Year, History and Modern Languages There comes a time in the life of every generation when it starts to hate the one that's going to succeed them. This hatred often tends to be because of cultural distance and ignorance, and is often directed less at people but instead at pop culture. In the case of our parents this was music and television.
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In conversation with Sam Leith

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By Tom Forbes
| Epigram (newspaper)
Tom Forbes talks to Sam Leith in his North London home about his new book, the changing world of journalism and our relationship with literature. Sam Leith is literary editor of the Spectator, bestselling author, host of the Spectator's book club podcast, and former judge of the Man Booker Prize and the Forward Prize amongst others. His new paperback, The Haunted Wood: A History of Childhood Reading, is a tour de force of children's literature from the ancient world to Harry Potter.
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Love Through the Ages: a history of expressions of love

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By Tom Forbes
| Epigram (newspaper)
By Tom Forbes, First year, History and Modern Languages On Valentine's Day the question of what love actually is and means to us in 2026 is in the air. How do we love, and how does it differ from preceding generations? As with most other fundamental questions of life, the feelings stay the same, even when the ways of expressing them change.
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