Pause is for articles that make you stop and wonder what on earth you’re reading. Hopefully you then come to the realisation that this is the section for satire, general nonsense, and otherwise informal articles which you may wish to take with a pinch (or ten) of salt.
Some satirical advice for your first year at university.
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Summer might be a time associated with leisure and fun for most, but it can also be easy to fall into a depression. Fortunately, Isabella Ottenbrajt has some insight into how to keep the blues away!
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J.M. Hurford gives a satirical report of the Tory record defeat
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Alana Yelzhassova writes gives a satirical account on how not to get into trouble on a night out in an article from our Change and Adaption magazine
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JM Hurford questions the enrolment of the SEAtS app in other aspects of student life in an article from our Change and Adaption Magazine
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By Catherine Tait Sweet Orchid of my first-year halls, Whom I did cease to→
Just because a person is wealthy, insufferable, and out of touch with reality, are they really a bad person?
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A famous author with an irrational hatred. For what you might ask? Toast
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Emily Dennis wrote a poem about the contents of her fridge…
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JM Hurford investigates the incomprehensible and seemingly universal language of transport announcements.
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