Harriet MacDonald Eggers

Paris Paloma’s Cacophony is a treasure chest of contradiction. The 23-year-old artist’s generally delicate song-writing, mismatched music and lyrics, and contrasting imagery flawlessly translate the intensity of emotional turmoil into music. Though only a debut, she cements her maturity as a singer-songwriter and emerges from this album as the hero of her own mythology.The majority, as I did, might find the collection of songs in an album titled Cacophony surprising.  Many of the tracks are quie...

A disturbing yet addictive drama which keeps you at the edge of your seat and may give you a fear of horsesPeter Shaffer’s 1973 play gains new life under the direction of Aoife Pallister Begadon, whose tastefully subtle production allows the actors to take the reins of their characters, providing the audience with an unforgettably powerful show.
Inspired by a true story, Shaffer’s play is told through the perspective of Martin Dysart, a psychiatrist who is devoted to his work yet ambivalent to i...

Fitz leads colleges in fight against climate change with its new strategic planEarlier today (27/10), Fitzwilliam College announced their new responsible investment policy, which aims to ensure that their investments will accurately reflect upon their commitment to environmental and social responsibilities.
This is one aspect of Fitzwilliam’s new strategic plan, which encourages active assessment upon how humanity can prevent climate change, as well as improving its own environmental impact.
The...