We are delighted to share this term’s edition of Inspire, the College’s academic scholars’ magazine.
It contains a breadth of fascinating, independently researched articles on topics chosen by the authors who come from Shell, Remove and the Lower Sixth.
As always, this edition tackles some challenging questions and considers some topical issues in a readable and accessible way.
The full content list is:
- Did Marie Antoinette actually make the remark, ‘Let them eat cake!’? – Annabel S
- The Gendered Medical Divide: When 50% Equals Less Than Half – Carys S
- Biomimicry – Chloe A
- CRISPR – The power to edit life – Esme L
- ‘Should art be separated from its creator?’ – Maribel B
- An injection of hope: AMT-130 and Huntington’s Disease – Georgina G
- The Hittites – made up by scripture? – Emilia B
- Is intelligence more reliant on nature or nurture? – Freddy M
- The Rich History of the Great Saint Bernard Pass – Hattie B
- A Comparative Study of Authority: Trumpism, Big Brother and Soviet Ideology – Iris T
- Is ayahuasca a potential alternative to antidepressants for use in treating depression? – Max D T
- The Alternate History: How Operation Barbarossa Could Have Succeeded – Reuben D
- Did God create humans when he was lonely or did humans create God when we were lonely? – Jack M
- Is happiness achievable without comparison? – Santiago F
We congratulate everyone involved in this edition and thank the pupil editors Lily I and Annabel S who have been the driving force in making this edition happen.
We look forward to next term’s publication.
