Author Ariane Bogain

For another way of looking at Newcastle 🙂 Newcastle Upon Tyne, or better known as ‘The Toon’, is world famous for its many bridges that span across the River Tyne connecting Newcastle to Gateshead, as well as its fascinating history… Continue Reading →

It might seem like a harmless old British pastime, yet cricket can arguably rival football as one of the most politically-charged sports in the world. Here’s why. It was English group 10cc – in their 1978 hit Dreadlock Holiday –… Continue Reading →

The economic incentive of learning a language is no longer sufficient. The best way to express the importance of learning languages is by celebrating how it promotes diversity.Shamefully, on average, only 35% of the British population know another foreign language,… Continue Reading →

If you are looking for inspiration for your own dissertation, you might want to check out the special page on this website, outlining all the dissertation topics from 2014! Go to “students” and click on “student research”.

The extent of my knowledge of Denmark prior to my arrival was strictly limited to some bold claims stated in a guide to Danish living, generously gifted by my mother shortly before I departed. However, it is only now I… Continue Reading →