“Don’t Have Sex. You Will Get Pregnant. And Die.”
Sarah Whittington discusses whether sex education in Britain is good enough, and how it could be improved.
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Sarah Whittington
Third year English and History student that will forever defend autumn as the best season.
Outfits Aren’t The Problem
The problem is the idea that in any situation, a crime might be considered less than→
Why Mental Illness Should Be Considered A Disability
Sarah Whittington explains why mental illnesses deserve more recognition.
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Views on the News: Confidentiality Clauses and Discrimination
Few things are said to be as life-changing an experience as becoming a parent, as→
Freshers, Friendships and Connections Back Home
Sure you’ll make friends for life at uni, but why is there the assumption that this means you must leave old friends behind?
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“I’m Not Okay”
Sarah Whittington explains why it’s okay to say you’re not okay, when it comes to mental health.
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Why Trump’s Presidency Isn’t the Worst Thing Ever
I remember the ease with which my friend said the words: ‘I don’t see the→