These Are the Places in Merseyside for Smelling Students
a barefoot critic sniffs her way across merseyside and finds the true scent of studenthood: lynx africa, stale red bull, and the faint whiff of revolution.
Vol. III · No. 313
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Arts, media, and the discourse about the discourse.
Plate: Death and the Critic
a barefoot critic sniffs her way across merseyside and finds the true scent of studenthood: lynx africa, stale red bull, and the faint whiff of revolution.
Dr Bill Bornfrom rates Kyiv's best spots for pointing at the poor, from a McDonald's to a squatted balcony, with clinical precision and a note about eggs.
Dominic Pargetter called the air fryer a 'small plastic prison for a potato'. He does not own one. Westminster has now spent £340,000 asking whether he is right.
Thirty-two witnesses saw Ilhan Omar perform a four-minute karate sequence on a reclaimed Barnsley roof tile. Her office says she was watching a documentary about the Pennine Way. The tile now lives in Wakefield, facing a wall.
Sam Altman ate cold beans on University Challenge, said 'compute' to every question, and left the studio a changed man. The beans were a metaphor. The metaphor was a tin.