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Arts Review: Get Carter
Arts Review: Get Carter at @citizenstheatre
Dir. Lorne Campbell, Citizens Theatre, 8th – 12th March In the opening scene of Torben Betts adaptation of Ted Lewis’s 1970s novel, Get Carter, our eyes are drawn to the dominating prop taking the centre-stage: the coffin of Frank Carter. His presence onstage is never forgotten, taking the shape of a speechless actor at the periphery of the stage. He remains mostly on the fringes of the action…
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Travel Writing: Nanteuil, France
Travel Writing: Nanteuil, France
In the hustle and bustle of a badly-signposted Paris on a Saturday morning in December, my family and I arrived at a bus stop at Gallieni to commence an eight-hour bus journey that took us down to Poitiers (for only 15 euros return!). Despite the comfortable seats and routine breaks every couple of hours at service stations, nothing could relieve the tedium of the journey as it took us from the…
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Film Review: Spectre
Haven't seen the new James Bond yet? Here's our review of Spectre to sway you:
In association with the Grosvenor Opening at a macabre parade in Mexico, Spectre starts like any classic Bond film: a pretty woman left waiting in the hotel room as Bond finishes an assassination; a mission that goes awry; and an explosive fight scene where Bond manages to pilot a plummeting helicopter to safety, all before the opening credits roll. (more…)
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Why Deloitte Doesn’t Care About Your Degree
Deloitte and other companies are changing the way they select employees. Liam Caldwell explains.
The American professional services firm Deloitte has stated that they will change their recruitment selection process in order to ‘hide’ where candidates went to university, as well as their qualifications. According to Deloitte, this will remove ‘unconscious bias’ in their graduate recruitment. The company’s criteria will allow interviewers access to ‘contextualised data’ based on the…
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