Humans seem to have the innate desire to label everything; labels give us a sense of order and regularity, they’re a minute sense of security that can help to ground us before we get caught up in the chaos of our modern lifestyles. Labelling something can be seen as an attempt to assert control over a situation and it can help us to manage unfamiliar circumstances. 

Recently I read two series of books that changed my life. If you’ve talked to me even once, you’ll know I’m a massive Japan obsessive! Having spent multiple stages of my life in Japan I’ve been indoctrinated into a lot of modern Japanese cultures – one of the key ones being reading Manga.

Wednesday has always been my favourite day of the week at University. As a fresher moving to a new town, meeting new people with a newfound sense of independence, I was scared but excited about what the next few years would hold for me. 

The Christmas break is upon us at the CFJ and, as the song goes, it’s the "most wonderful time of the year"….right?

I was browsing through Facebook and then I came across a viral video of two teenagers that had bumped a taxi driver in Birmingham. The taxi driver was recording them.