January a.k.a stress season
Hi, hey, hello! It’s about 10 days late but…happy belated new year! Woo! I apologise sincerely for such a delayed post. I promise I hadn’t forgotten at all but I’m sure if you’re a student then you know that January usually means exams and assessment seasons, a.k.a, total nightmare season! I didn’t have time to […]
No-cial Media
So during the revision period, I took the decision to deactivate my Facebook and Instagram, whilst also logging out of my snapchat and deleting all these apps from my phone. Honestly, I never really used the apps too much, but I just wanted to eliminate all distractions from my life, so I could fully focus […]
Brain Food
So it’s 2018, and whilst it’s now April, it’s still a fairly a new year – and possibly a new you. Needless to say, one of the most common things that people will commit to doing in a new year is becoming healthier or, in my case, staying healthy and maintaining my good eating […]
Perry v Swift: Songs to help you study
So revision in itself can be boring – that’s a given. But it doesn’t have to be stone cold silence, sitting at a desk and reading notes. Once you’ve made your way through the detailed and harder parts, it can be nice to play some background music to get those cognitive juices flowing. And […]
Seeing is believing…
Seeing is believing… …except when it’s on Instagram, Snapchat or Facebook. Social Media, generally, is toxic. I accept, it can have benefits, but more often than not, it is both a distraction and almost entirely fake. Personally, I’ve found myself using it less and less over the past two years; I almost never check […]
Case law vs statute law
Before I begin the actual blog post: I’ve posted some of my old notes from first and second year, which you can find at the bottom of the page. But, if you’re curious as to what I have to say about the difference between case law and statute law and what that has to […]
The Key to Constitutional Law
So one thing I became aware of last year, is that people really struggle with constitutional and administrative law – and for a while, I was a little confused. It was by far my favourite module, and something I both found and thought was so simple. And then I realized, a massive part of why […]
Staying off the Naughty List: How to have a productive Christmas
Christmas break is nearly upon us. That must feel good to read – especially if you’re first years. Nonetheless, do not waste the time you’ll soon have. Here are some tips on making the most of your break to ensure you can nail that first class honours. Study Leave First thing: don’t call it Christmas […]
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