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Southampton City Council AI Scrutiny Panel: How AI, Robots and Technology Will Transform Southampton’s Employment By 2030
Writer Patrick Lowe delivers an overview of the recent SCC AI Scrutiny Panel which discussed the implications of advancing artificial intelligence, robotics and technology on the future of employment in Southampton and beyond.
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Interview with Travel Explorer and Journalist Pip Stewart
Ahead of her ‘Reflections from the Amazon’ talk at Turner Sims on 2nd October at 8pm, we caught up with explorer and journalist Pip Stewart.
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Environmental Racism: Who Are The Biggest Losers When It Comes to Climate Change?
As climate change and environmental degradation worsens and we imagine our potentially apocalyptic future, it begs the question: Who will face the consequences first? Unfortunately, evidence suggests that non-white people and the global south are already disproportionately becoming victims of environmental degradation.
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Southampton City Council AI Scrutiny Panel: How AI, Robots and Technology Will Transform Southampton’s Employment By 2030
Writer Patrick Lowe delivers an overview of the recent SCC AI Scrutiny Panel which discussed the implications of advancing artificial intelligence, robotics and technology on the future of employment in Southampton and beyond.
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This Week in British Politics: 10th – 16th September
Brexit, proposed reduction of MP numbers and Universal Credit were key issues in the latest week in British politics.
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Myanmar’s Maltreatment of Rohingya Muslims Marches On
Myanmar and the fate of its Rohingya population has once again made headlines following a recent UN report which stridently condemned the actions of Myanmar’s powerful military.
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The Potential Future of South African Land
Aaron Readle looks into the potential new constitutional amendment that could expropriate the land of white farmers without compensation.
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Australian Political Turmoil – Scott Morrison Becomes 5th Prime Minister In 5 Years
The Australian Liberal Party’s infighting has played out to such epic proportions that a future House of Cards-style drama adaption may be fitting.
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Breaking into Sports Journalism
From our summer-issued Employability magazine, Damian Meaden took a closer look at breaking into Sports journalism.
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Sport Might Have Too Much Money – But It Underpins the Employment Sector
Damian Meaden on the economic and employability effect of Sport generally.
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How The Paralympic Games Have Developed Over The Years
Damian Meaden traces the history of the Paralympic Games to how we know them today.
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Who’s to Blame? Individual vs. Corporate Action in the World of Environmentalism
Bethany Saul’s research into environmentalism has made her question whether the consumer or the big businesses should be shouldering the burden of environmental responsibility?
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Why I Support Affirmative Action
As the job market becomes increasingly competitive, Avila Diana Chidume argues that affirmative action should be commonplace in order to achieve workplace equality.
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Why I Oppose Affirmative Action
The case against affirmative action.
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National Sexual Health Week: Staying Safe in Freshers’ Week
This year, National Sexual Health Week falls over the 24th-30th of September, our Freshers’ week,→
4 Things You Need to Take to Uni and 3 Things You Don’t
Got that feeling you’ve forgotten something? Packing for uni can be stressful, but don’t panic! Olivia takes you through a few things you need and a few you can leave behind.
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A Night Full of Rum at an Ironic Price? Restaurant Review of Revolución de Cuba
Tabassum Rahman and Steven Dibben give their review of Southampton’s new Cuban-themed restaurant, Revolución de Cuba.
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Southampton City Council AI Scrutiny Panel: How AI, Robots and Technology Will Transform Southampton’s Employment By 2030
Writer Patrick Lowe delivers an overview of the recent SCC AI Scrutiny Panel which discussed the implications of advancing artificial intelligence, robotics and technology on the future of employment in Southampton and beyond.
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Building A Spectacular STEM CV
Three steps to securing that job with GSK…
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Pregnancy Prevention Apps: Do They Really Work?
Despite Natural Cycles’ recent approval by the FDA, contraceptive apps are not without their critics.
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Interview with Travel Explorer and Journalist Pip Stewart
Ahead of her ‘Reflections from the Amazon’ talk at Turner Sims on 2nd October at 8pm, we caught up with explorer and journalist Pip Stewart.
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Making The Most of a Trip
Megan Crossman shares her tips for planning the trip of a lifetime.
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Crazy Golf is Much Better with Cocktails, Who Knew?
Oh, you thought crazy golf was for bored children on seaside holidays? Think again…
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