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I've been wracking my brain since last week to think of what the next blog post should be about. Part of me thinks it should be about s...
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**NEW blog post alert** After a few months of downtime we are aiming to get Elsie back to her former blogging self. January 2014 not only... -
Another entry from another Student blogger. This one is from Sarah Grant who talks about a trip to Abbey Road as part of the British Youth... -
I've never written a blog before. I tried once. I was in Italy and thought that instead of continuously repeating myself I would record ... -
I have noticed that this blog is followed by current students and alums alike. So some readers might remember the toilets at the ICLC. Do y... -
I always feel a bit scrooge-like when the middle of February rolls round each year. We have just about gotten over the excesses of the w...
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For everyone who was duped into thinking that Keith Moon really is having a blue plaque dedicated to him at 35 Harrington Gardens, here is a... -
In my research of what a blog is, the trend seems to be for anecdotal stories about the events of the day or the week or the month. Here is... -
I recently discovered the blog Texts from Hillary , and I think I love it. So it's logical that it got me thinking about our own Bill. ...
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As you well know, each semester we choose a Book of the Term. This term the book is Mortal Causes by Ian Rankin. It is set is Edinburgh i...
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