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    Untranslatable words

    Untranslatable Words

    “Sobremesa” embodies the importance of socialising and of human connection in Spanish-speaking cultures – Untranslatable words often hold cultural and historical significance.


    Time

    The Curious Case Of The Time Zone

    As the world became more interconnected through the expansion of railways and telegraph systems in the 19th century, the need for a standardised time system became apparent.


    Dialogue

    Mastering The Art Of Writing Effective Dialogue

    Mastering the art of writing effective dialogue is a valuable skill that will elevate your storytelling abilities as a student.


    language

    The Dynamic Nature Of Language Evolution

    The dynamic nature of language evolution highlights its resilience and adaptability to changing societal needs and contexts.


    The Tropics

    What Do We Mean By The Tropics?

    The tropics are divided into two types; the Paleotropics; across Africa, Asia and Australia, and the Neotropics, across the Caribbean, Central America, and South America.


    Marianne Moore

    Remembering Marianne Moore

    Marianne Moore was a leading modernist writer, poet,, pioneering editor and critic.


    covering letter

    How To Write A Covering Letter That Will Get You The Job

    What can you do with your covering letter to make it stand out and increase your chances of securing the job you desire?


    Ice cream

    Ice Cream History

    The first ice cream-like food was developed in 7th century China where King Tang of Shang was known to eat an iced dessert made with buffalo milk, flour, and camphor.


    Capture the sunset

    Capture The Sunset Week

    Capture the Sunset week begins on Monday.


    CV

    How To Craft The Perfect CV

    Crafting the perfect CV is a vital step toward achieving your academic and career goals.