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Romanticising Getting Dressed

Every morning I look at myself in the mirror and ask the world’s most terrifying question: Who do I want to be today? It’s not just about putting on pants one leg at a time. It’s a full-blown existential crisis, performed in front of a bathroom mirror, under fluorescent lighting, with the clock ticking dangerously close to whatever commitment I’ve overestimated my ability to be on time for. The stakes? My sense of...

Get the look — lecturer edition

Disclaimer: I mean no offence, please don’t fail me. Nothing but respect for academics <3 Law Starting strong, law lecturers have known who they are from a young age. Law school was such a war for them that they have harboured that pain within them – determined to take it out on the next generation, and they want to look good while they do it. Law lecturers are training up their students to be mini versions of themselves...

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