My latest ed-op article for Gair Rhydd, which is in the current issue: Work: a word to strike terror in the heart of any student. (Particularly into that of a humanities student like myself, since I supposedly only have around half an hour of lectures a month). But should we really have such an aversion […]
Well, I’m definitely a lot better by now, thankfully. Yesterday I submitted some of my Gair Rhydd articles to enter the Cardiff Student Media Awards, and to kill two birds with one stone, I scanned them in to the computer at the same time, including these two recent ones which I haven’t uploaded before. Click […]
I had another article in the latest Gair Rhydd (or, as it is sometimes pronounced by non-Welsh speakers, the “Gay Read”. Oh dear. It’s almost as bad as Pwllheli/”Pooh-welly”)! I plan to do scans of my recent stuff sometime soon so you can read my articles on here. The article I have in this week […]
Funniest quote from this week’s Gair Rhydd: “He looked a bit too chavy to be up here” Tom Wellington, Xpress Station Manager, on the thief who got away with a laptop Though the description under What The Papers Say in the listings, “Daily Mail: CHARLES AND CAMILLA WEDDING SHOCK. IMMIGRANTS TO BLAME” comes very close! […]
Hello! I’m back from my weekend away at home. I had a nice time – it was good to see everyone again, in particular Uncle Bernie and Cousin Ben who were visiting. Uncle Bernie now lives in Australia, so I don’t see him very often! One of the interesting things I discovered while researching for […]
I’m just flicking through the latest edition of Gair Rhydd, the student newspaper. Unfortunately none of my opinion pieces are in there (there are six that I’ve submitted that are yet to see the light of day), but my Best Book/Worst Book piece is in there in the Quench magazine supplement – a whole page […]
I’ve just uploaded scans of the articles I had published in Gair Rhydd, the student paper last term. Hopefully more will follow soon! Click on the article to go to the bigger version:
