HeyJaredLauren Cuthbertson
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The host with the most (opens the original)
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‘Twas the night before Michaelmas, and with term on the horizon, summer had given me a lot of time to plot. While packing for the second time and realising I very much did not need to bring a blender to Freshers’ week, big ideas came to the fore. Last year, I had missed cooking for people, a hobby that has allowed me to patch together waylaid fridge debris like a foodie Frankenstein, and one that often gets left behind in the wake of deadlines and Sainsbury’s garlic bread. So, this term, apart f
Hometown tours for dummies (opens the original)
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Exams are over, you’ve been home for a month or two, and as you’re missing Cambridge, you decide it’s time to bring Cambridge to you. Showing your friends around your hometown sounds like a great idea in theory: they can see your old haunts, hear about your formative memories and missteps, and you get to catch up without a looming deadline threatening to cut the moment short. However, crafting the perfect tour of your hometown is no mean feat – one I’ve faced from both sides this holiday. Having
What kind of holiday are you? (opens the original)
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With the summer vacation stretching ahead, and next year’s reading list lodged firmly on the list titled ‘future me’s problems’, those of us who haven’t secured a miraculous internship may be considering our next holiday. But our getaways are as varied as our personalities: while some of us prefer the recline of a poolside deckchair, others can be tempted into the cities, or the wild, or find adventure close to home. Between summer jobs, calls with friends, and possibly the planning of your upco
Pitlochry’s Lear and setting Shakespeare (opens the original)
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If relatability was the aim, staging a play in the heart of a storm to a Highland audience may have been one of the wisest choices made by the makers of Lear at the Pitlochry Festival Theatre. Coming towards the end of Artistic Director Alan Cumming’s first season at Pitlochry, and just when I was starting to miss the theatre of Cambridge terms, Lear marks (in Cumming’s own words) the return of Shakespeare to the theatre, and to Scottish theatre more generally. Lear was impressive in its return
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