I appreciate and understand the love for Dead Poets Society in the Marauder-era fandom. The aesthetic is immaculate.

As a Brit and an older fan I would like to make a public service announcement that you're all sleeping on The History Boys. And would encourage everyone to go watch it.

one of the most foolish aspects of education as it is practiced is the purposeful equation of educational attainment with class and value. so much of the hysteria that surrounds making sure people enter the right hoops would dissolve if people realised there was not very much difference between taking a degree at 18 and at 25, and not as much as is expected when taking one at 35 (or later)

one could make similar remarks about examination pressure at secondary level -- it is not properly realised that if you fuck up your school leaving exams in Britain you can go back and resit the important ones, the ones behind which employment and further education are gated, and often at public expense. If serious effort were made, it could be possible to catch people at a few intervals after leaving school in the hope that they have matured a little, seen more of the real world since leaving school, and turn the pressure down a little the first time round.

but the hysteria and the pressure is the *point*. it's necessary to believe that middle class children are already, in some spiritual sense, already varsity graduates but that working class people definitionally cannot be in order for some people's class analyses not to fall apart, and that some ordeal be in place to reify this.

Considering the fact that accents apparently are important in UK, and used to be a way of determination of one’s family standing, do you agree that Petunia would be that person who fakes sophisticated accent? Since in canon she moved out of her childhood industrial area of Britain to south of England?

soooo ok. I have many thoughts on this, but before I get into them I'd like to remind that I am none of the following: English, a sociologist, a linguist, an expert on English class politics, an expert on anything in particular

with that said, I'd like to address a few things about this ask. I take issue with the premise of the question a bit, and this absolutely might just be a phrasing issue so no shade or negativity to you, anon, for asking!! but the wording of 'that person who fakes sophisticated accent' rings a few alarm bells for me, because it touches on this idea that people who code-switch for purposes of existing in different spaces (especially spaces that are primarily occupied by white people and/or wealthy people) are doing so in a manipulative, duplicitous way, which is not an historically insignificant assertion to make, and not one that I agree with at all.

do I think that it's possible that Petunia code-switched as she got older? absolutely! it's also possible that Lily did, too—we don't really have any evidence to the contrary. I think especially in Petunia's case since she went to typing school and moved to a company closer to London (thank you to Suze for reminding me of this!), this could have been due to factors like the location of the school (since the Evans family was ostensibly no longer paying for one daughter's education, who's to say that they didn't pay for Petunia to go to a well-to-do school in the South, or even just one wherein the primary accent was an English RP?), the teachers and the education (it is a documented phenomenon that some teachers will train accents out of students if the accent is believed to be 'lesser' than the standard of the area, blech), or an ingrained idea that speaking in a more neutral RP or 'posh' accent would lead to more opportunities for employment/upward socioeconomic mobility.

I think it is necessary to pull back a bit when talking about Petunia and really examine the social politics of the world in which she lived: a girl from an industrial area, canonically in the midlands (though in my headcanons from the north of the country), who had a trade degree but few connections, living in a country where the dialectic identity of any given area indicates (more accurately, presumes) a certain level of schooling and a class status just based on accent alone.

we know as a character that she had very specific ideals about how she wanted her life to go, and where/in what setting she wanted to live it. I think this would absolutely give room for her to intentionally mould her accent or take care to train out of it, but I think the culprit here isn't really Petunia so much as the tangled and often oppressive web of English class politics which have enforced the 'North/South divide' and the socioeconomic identifiers that come from one regional accent to another.

even further, it quite literally could have just been that she was around people who spoke in a certain way, starting at a young age at which such accent/behavioral changes were completely developmentally normal. I mean, I lived in England at sixteen and I absolutely found myself changing the inflection of my questions and the pronunciations of some words to fit my peers, because I thought it meant they would more readily accept me into their social world. hell, even when I go back to England now as a 24-year-old, I adopt this weird pseudo-hybrid accent wherein I say things like "what are you on about?!" and "that is mad!!!" even though I am fully and completely American. lol.

tl;dr yes, I think Petunia could have absolutely changed her accent, but I think that's less about her and more about the conditions in which she lived which might very well have demanded such a thing from her.

My 10 Favorite Plays I Read in 2022

Stage Kiss by Sarah Ruhl (2011)

“Art imitates Life. Life imitates Art. When two actors with a history are thrown together as romantic leads in a forgotten 1930s melodrama, they quickly lose touch with reality as the story onstage follows them offstage.” (Concord Theatricals)

Trifles by Susan Glaspell (1916)

“In a small Iowa farmhouse, surly and reclusive farmer John Wright was found murdered. His apathetic wife Minnie is the prime and only suspect, and sitting in jail for the crime. Now, a small group of people enter the home, looking for the clues that would explain why a woman would suddenly strangle her husband in the night. While County Attorney Henderson, Sheriff Peters, and neighbor Mr. Hale roam the house looking for clues, the women (Mrs. Peters and Mrs. Hale) examine the “trifles” of a country kitchen, such as frozen jars of preserves and a poorly sewn quilt. But as the women look closer at Minnie’s world, they make a bone-chilling discovery. Inspired by a true story, Susan Glaspell’s Trifles is a seminal play of early 20th-century American theatre and helped define American realism as we know it.” (StageAgent)

Peerless by Jiehae Park (2017)

“Asian-American twins M and L have given up everything to get into The College. So when D, a one-sixteenth Native American classmate, gets “their” spot instead, they figure they’ve got only one option: kill him. A darkly comedic take on Shakespeare’s Macbeth about the very ambitious and the cut-throat world of high school during college admissions.” (Concord Theatricals)

Blue Stockings by Jessica Swale (2013)

“1896. Girton College, Cambridge, the first college in Britain to admit women. ...In Jessica Swale's debut play, Blue Stockings, Tess Moffat and her fellow first years are determined to win the right to graduate. But little do they anticipate the hurdles in their way: the distractions of love, the cruelty of the class divide or the strength of the opposition, who will do anything to stop them. The play follows them over one tumultuous academic year, in their fight to change the future of education.” (Nick Hern Books)

Harvest by Manjula Padmanabhan (1998)

“A dark satire, Harvest tells the story of an impoverished family and the Faustian contract they enter into with a shadowy international corporation: fabulous wealth in exchange for the organs of one of its members. As Ginni, the glamorous American woman who hopes to receive the organs, invades their one-room home via an interactive video device, the play lays bare the transactional nature of human relationships–even the most intimate ones.” (Hachette India)

Nell Gwynn by Jessica Swale (2016)

“London, 1660. King Charles II has exploded onto the scene with a love of all things loud, extravagant and sexy. And at Drury Lane, a young Nell Gwynn is causing stirrings amongst the theatregoers. Nell Gwynn charts the rise of an unlikely heroine, from her roots in Coal Yard Alley to her success as Britain's most celebrated actress, and her hard-won place in the heart of the King. But at a time when women are second-class citizens, can her charm and spirit protect her from the dangers of the Court?” (Nick Hern Books)

How I Learned to Drive by Paula Vogel (1997)

“A wildly funny, surprising and devastating tale of survival as seen through the lens of a troubling relationship between a young girl and an older man. HOW I LEARNED TO DRIVE is the story of a woman who learns the rules of the road and life from behind the wheel.” (Concord Theatricals)

Tipping the Velvet by Laura Wade (2015), adapted from the novel by Sarah Waters

“It's 1887 and Nancy Astley sits in the audience at her local music hall: she doesn't know it yet, but the next act on the bill will change her life. Tonight is the night she'll fall in love… with the thrill of the stage and with Kitty Butler, a girl who wears trousers. Giddy with desire and hungry for experience, Nancy follows Kitty to London where unimaginable adventures await.” (Bloomsbury)

King Charles III by Mike Bartlett (2014)

Written in the style and structure of a Shakespeare play, King Charles III is a future history play which follows Charles’ ascent to the throne.  “Prince Charles has waited his entire life to ascend to the British throne. But after the Queen’s death, he immediately finds himself wrestling his conscience over a bill to sign into law. With the future of the monarchy under threat, protests on the streets, and his family in disarray, Charles must grapple with his own identity and purpose, to decide whether, in the twenty-first century, the British crown still has any real power.” (PBS)

In the Other Room, Or the Vibrator Play by Sarah Ruhl (2009)

“Set in the 1880s at the dawn of the age of electricity and based on the bizarre historical fact that doctors used vibrators to treat 'hysterical' women (and some men), the play centers on a doctor and his wife and how his new therapy affects their entire household.” (Concord Theatricals)

Blood-based biomarkers for Alzheimer's disease pathology along with the analytic course of action for a disease-modifying treatment method: Displaying the outcome on the price along with delay periods.

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Around the British Rail network in eight hundred minutes : 1976 : Durham University challenge

 “Which bus goes to the University, please?” I asked. The man replied helpfully, but I could not understand a word he had said. He spoke English, though not an English I had heard before. I was confused by all the bus stops, having just exited Lancaster railway station. At which one did I need to wait? There was no bus map. There were no obvious students to ask. I had never been north of Luton until then. I had never watched ‘Coronation Street’. I was a southerner who barely understood a word that was being said to me there, hundreds of miles from home.

I had left the house that morning at the crack of dawn to make a day trip to check out Lancaster University. It was one of five universities I had selected on my UCCA form, all of which had offered me a place, conditional upon A-level results, without requesting an interview. However, if I was going to spend three years far away from home, I wanted to go see each one to help me choose. I had never visited a university before. Aside from my teachers, I had never met anyone who had attended university. That year, I hoped to be one of the 6% of school leavers who would go on to university, a proportion that had multiplied from 2% the year I had been born.

My state school had provided no useful advice how to choose a university or course. Our designated ‘careers counsellor’ was actually a moonlighting English teacher who would merely direct us to a row of dogeared university prospectuses on his office shelf. Some were out-of-date, many were missing. We were offered no ‘careers’ seminars. Surrey County Council had compelled each sixth-former to complete a multiple-choice questionnaire and then informed us for which career we were supposedly suited. Further studies were never suggested. You were on your own when it came to an academic future.

I understood that my choice of university could be a life-changing decision, one that required me to review the maximum amount of available information. If neither my family nor my school could provide useful advice, I would research all the options myself. I wrote a letter to every UK university outside London (where I realised accommodation was unaffordable), requesting their current prospectus and details of their economics courses. I chose that subject simply because it had provided my best academic results at school. I had known for a decade that I desired a career in ‘radio’, though university courses in media or broadcasting did not exist. If I had known then that Britain’s first ‘media studies’ degree had been launched at the Polytechnic of Central London (later renamed the University of Westminster) in 1975, I might have rethought my plans.

Seven years earlier, at my council estate junior school, I had been one of three children out of my class of thirty (10%) to have passed the ’11-Plus’ examination, necessary to progress to ‘grammar school’. However, at that time, around 20% of UK pupils attended these ‘selective’ secondary schools, the difference attributable to the substantial numbers of privately educated children who were crammed intensively at fee-paying ‘preparatory schools’ to pass the exam and who then dominated grammar schools’ intakes. From my ‘year’ of sixty students at Strode’s School, only around ten of us progressed to university, an indication that the ’11-Plus’ was less a successful method of identifying Britain’s brightest children, and more a route for middle-class parents to secure their offsprings an elitist secondary education paid for by the state. Has this situation since improved? In 2008, the Sutton Trust reported that grammar schools were enrolling “…half as many academically able children from disadvantaged backgrounds as they could do”.

I was fortunate that Surrey County Council would pay my train fares for visits to five universities, whether an interview was required or not. I had to determine when each institution offered ‘open days’, book my place, arrange train tickets and inform the school of my impending absence. It required considerable organisation, particularly as these visits necessitated train connections in London. These were days when I would not return home until almost midnight and would have to go to school the following day. I had never travelled so many miles on public transport or seen so much of England from a train window.

I must have been the only student at my school to own a copy at home of almost every UK university’s current prospectus. My request for economics course information proved less successful. Many sent me nothing, the remainder provided a single sheet outlining a course that merely encompassed all aspects of the subject. I read absolutely everything I was sent and concluded that every university claimed to be absolutely perfect and their courses the best. I had merely filled my bedroom bookshelf with marketing propaganda. Instead, I decided to select four universities that already operated student radio stations as this was my long-term career objective … plus Durham.

Although Durham University had no radio station, I learned it was apparently thought of highly. If I were rejected by Cambridge, I considered it might be a reputational substitute. Due to the 300-mile distance, my trip to Durham required an overnight stay in Collingwood College which was offered free to those attending ‘open days’. After a long train journey followed by an uphill walk, I was given an undergraduate bedroom within the college and met several other visitors who were there for the same reason. We took the university’s guided tours together the next day and ate as a group in the college’s dining room, offering us a first taste of undergraduate life.

The following morning, we packed our bags and met together for the thirty-minute walk to Durham railway station on the opposite side of town to catch our trains back to ‘the south’. However, we found the platforms deserted and, eventually locating a member of staff, we were told that a strike had started that morning and there were no trains departing in any direction. Returning to the college with our tails between our legs, we explained our problem and it kindly offered to extend its hospitality until we could depart. Each of us changed our banknotes into piles of ten-pence coins and queued at the college’s one public phone in the basement to contact our parents and schools to explain that we did not yet know when we could return. A quick visit had unexpectedly transformed into something longer.

I took the opportunity to wander around Durham’s compact town centre and explore more places, particularly the ‘Musicore’ record shop. The university library and the cathedral were both impressive, as was the brutalist concrete student union building ‘Dunelm House’ and adjoining ‘Kingsgate Bridge’ constructed by architect Ove Arup in 1963. The other universities I had visited were campus-based, requiring a bus journey to the nearest town. I quite liked Durham’s integration into the city and the ability to walk from one end to the other without need of transport.

The next morning, before breakfast in the college dining room, I phoned Durham railway station, to be informed that no trains would be running for the second consecutive day. This was the only method to obtain information in those days. I met the others and we phoned our families with our disappointing update. We spent most of that day sat together in the Junior Common Room chatting, sharing our university visit experiences and our hopes for the future. For me, it was particularly interesting to meet young people for the first time who shared my situation.

I made another call to the railway station the next morning, anticipating more bad news, but was told a single train was expected that day. It would be heading north, the opposite direction to what we required. I asked if there was any alternative route to London and it was explained that, although the east coast route was still on strike, we could try travelling via the west coast on the opposite side of the country. When was this one train expected? In an hour, I was told. Action stations!

I located my fellow visitors and, without taking breakfast, we all signed out of college and rushed off to the station. There was no information available there about the time of the train, on which platform it would arrive or where it would be heading. While we waited, we examined a British Rail route map in the ticket office which showed a cross-country route from east to west coast that started in Newcastle, the next major stop north of Durham. We were the only people awaiting a train and did wonder whether we had been sent on a wild goose chase, only to have to return to the college for yet another night.

Then the day’s promised one train appeared and pulled into the station. Unsurprisingly, it was almost empty. Who would have known it would be running in the midst of a crippling strike? We boarded and waved farewell to Durham, not knowing if any of us would ever return. Within a quarter-hour, we alighted in Newcastle. It was the first of many times that day that we were required to explain to confused railway staff that, although our tickets to London were dated days earlier, the unanticipated strike had forced us to take the only train available … in the opposite direction.

Next, to cross England to the west coast, we discovered we had to take a less regular, slower train that would depart in an hour. The wait gave us an opportunity to walk out of Newcastle railway station, buy some breakfast and wander around the city. Compared to Durham, it appeared a huge, busy scruffy city centre with huge Victorian stores and old-fashioned shopping arcades. Even the clothes people wore seemed dated and dowdy, particularly seeing many men wearing flat caps. It was an industrial city where time seemed to have stood still fifty years earlier.

Our ninety-minute journey in a local train from Newcastle to Carlisle took us across the bleak terrain of the North Pennine hills, stopping only at tiny towns with strange, unfamiliar names like Prudhoe, Corbridge, Hexham and Haltwhistle. Once again, we were required to explain to the train’s on-board ticket inspector why we were travelling in the wrong direction with out-of-date tickets. He knew about the strike and laughed heartily at our story, wishing us well on our journey home. It began to feel like a kind of ‘expedition’ where, at every step, it proved necessary to explain why our little group of seventeen-year-olds were taking a route no sane person would choose to follow.

The train terminated at Carlisle, a two-thousand-year-old city on the border between England and Scotland, fifty-five miles west and north of Durham. It was midday by now and, from there, we could now take a west coast 'Intercity' train southbound. We did not venture outside the station as this would have entailed having to explain our tickets once more and we feared not being allowed entry back into the station. This region was unaffected by the strike and trains seemed thankfully to be running as scheduled.

Our four-hour journey to London was comfortable until a ticket inspector arrived. We explained our story but he seemed unaware of the rail strike on the east coast and disbelieved our narrative. Initially, he demanded we pay for new tickets. We refused because we each held a valid, paid-for British Rail ticket that we had been prevented from using by the strike. The argument continued and he demanded we write down our names and addresses in order that the police could be contacted so that we would be fined for travelling without valid tickets. He was a ridiculous ‘jobsworthy’ who showed no sympathy for our plight. His attitude ruined the longest, most gruelling part of that day’s journey.

Reaching London’s Euston station, our small group split up to head different directions home. It was a sad parting of ways as we had no idea if we would ever see each other again or even which university each of us might attend (no social media or mobile phones then!). The last few days had required us to bond in the face of adversity, forcing us to make a round-Britain trip we had never imagined. It would be quite a story to tell our classmates.

I crossed London by Tube, caught a train from Waterloo station to Camberley and then a bus, reaching home more than twelve hours after having left Collingwood College in Durham. My school might not have been happy about my extended absence but, later that year, those awaydays would play a major role in my decision to study in Durham. I felt as if I was already sufficiently familiar with the college and the town as a result of that elongated visit. I imagined that my fellow Durham students would be similar to those with whom I had travelled the length and breadth of England.

Did I receive correspondence from British Rail or the police as a result of the unfriendly ticket inspector we had encountered? Thankfully, no. Did I ever see my newfound friends again? Sadly, no.

15 Best Stock Market Movies To Watch: A Blend of Entertainment and Education

Introduction: Stock market movies offer a captivating blend of drama, suspense, and insight into the world of finance. Whether you're a seasoned investor or just curious about the intricacies of Wall Street, these films provide entertainment while shedding light on the complexities of the stock market. From tales of greed and ambition to stories of triumph and resilience, here are 15 must-watch stock market movies that will both entertain and educate.

The Wolf of Wall Street (2013): Directed by Martin Scorsese and starring Leonardo DiCaprio, this film is based on the true story of Jordan Belfort, a wealthy stockbroker who engages in corruption and securities fraud. It's a wild ride through the excesses of Wall Street in the 1990s, offering a darkly humorous look at greed and moral bankruptcy.

Wall Street (1987): Directed by Oliver Stone, "Wall Street" stars Michael Douglas as the infamous Gordon Gekko, a ruthless corporate raider who epitomizes the greed of the 1980s. The film explores themes of ambition, ethics, and the moral dilemmas faced by those in the financial industry.

Boiler Room (2000): Inspired by real events, "Boiler Room" follows a young stockbroker who gets caught up in a high-pressure brokerage firm engaged in unethical practices. The film delves into the world of pump-and-dump schemes and the allure of quick riches, highlighting the consequences of unchecked ambition.

Margin Call (2011): Set during the early stages of the 2008 financial crisis, "Margin Call" offers a fictionalized account of a prestigious investment bank grappling with the impending collapse of the housing market. The film provides a tense and thought-provoking look at the ethical dilemmas faced by those in the financial industry.

The Big Short (2015): Based on Michael Lewis's book of the same name, "The Big Short" chronicles the events leading up to the 2008 financial crisis through the eyes of a group of investors who predicted the collapse of the housing market. With its star-studded cast and witty script, the film sheds light on the complexities of the financial system and the flaws that led to the crisis.

Trading Places (1983): This classic comedy stars Eddie Murphy and Dan Aykroyd as a streetwise hustler and a wealthy commodities broker who unwittingly switch lives as part of a social experiment. "Trading Places" offers a humorous take on the world of commodities trading while addressing themes of class and privilege.

Rogue Trader (1999): Based on the true story of Nick Leeson, "Rogue Trader" follows the rise and fall of a young trader who single-handedly brings down Britain's oldest merchant bank, Barings Bank, through unauthorized speculative trading. The film offers a cautionary tale about the dangers of unchecked ambition and the consequences of financial fraud.

Inside Job (2010): This documentary provides a comprehensive analysis of the 2008 financial crisis, examining the systemic corruption and regulatory failures that led to the collapse of the global economy. Through interviews with economists, politicians, and industry insiders, "Inside Job" offers a damning indictment of Wall Street's role in the crisis.

Too Big to Fail (2011): Based on Andrew Ross Sorkin's book, "Too Big to Fail" offers a behind-the-scenes look at the events surrounding the 2008 financial crisis, focusing on the efforts of government officials and Wall Street executives to prevent a complete meltdown of the financial system. The film provides a gripping account of the high-stakes negotiations and power struggles that defined the crisis.

Enron: The Smartest Guys in the Room (2005): This documentary explores the rise and fall of Enron, once one of the largest and most respected companies in the United States. Through interviews with former employees and archival footage, "Enron: The Smartest Guys in the Room" exposes the corporate greed and accounting fraud that led to the company's spectacular collapse.

Barbarians at the Gate (1993): Based on the book by Bryan Burrough and John Helyar, "Barbarians at the Gate" tells the story of the leveraged buyout of RJR Nabisco in the late 1980s. The film offers a gripping portrayal of corporate intrigue and boardroom battles as rival executives vie for control of the company.

Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps (2010): Directed by Oliver Stone, this sequel to the original "Wall Street" follows Gordon Gekko as he emerges from prison and attempts to rebuild his life and reputation in the aftermath of the financial crisis. The film explores themes of redemption and the changing landscape of Wall Street in the wake of the crisis.

The Pursuit of Happyness (2006): While not strictly a stock market movie, "The Pursuit of Happyness" offers a powerful portrayal of the struggles faced by a single father trying to make ends meet while pursuing a career in finance. Starring Will Smith, the film is based on the true story of Chris Gardner, who overcame homelessness and adversity to become a successful stockbroker.

Boiler Room (2000): Directed by Ben Younger, this film follows a young college dropout who lands a job at a shady brokerage firm that specializes in cold-calling unsuspecting investors. As he gets drawn deeper into the world of high-pressure sales tactics and dubious financial schemes, he must confront his own moral compass.

Moneyball (2011): Based on Michael Lewis's book, "Moneyball" tells the true story of Oakland Athletics general manager Billy Beane, who revolutionized the game of baseball by using statistical analysis to assemble a competitive team on a limited budget. While not directly about the stock market, the film offers valuable lessons about the power of data-driven decision-making and unconventional thinking.

Conclusion: Stock market movies offer more than just entertainment; they provide valuable insights into the workings of the financial world and the human psyche. Whether you're interested in high-stakes trading, corporate scandals, or the psychology of investing, these 15 films offer something for everyone. So grab some popcorn, settle in, and prepare to be entertained and enlightened by the best that Hollywood has to offer in the realm of finance.

Virginia Woolf: The Famed Feminist Writer of the 20th Century

On 25th January, 1882, Virginia Woolf was born at Hyde Park Gate in South Kensington, London, England. Daughter of Julia (née Jackson) and Sir Leslie Stephen, Virginia’s mother was a philanthropist and her father was a writer and a historian. Virginia’s family came from a well-educated and affluent background. Julia Margaret Cameron (a famous photographer) and Lady Henry Somerset (a woman’s rights activist) were related to her by blood.

Today, Virginia’s books are celebrated for their feministic and lesbian themes. Her legacy lives on in countless plays, novels, films, monuments and memorials, which are dedicated to her. Virginia Woolf passed away on 28 March, 1941. She drowned herself by filling her overcoat pockets with stones and walking into the River Ouse near her home. Virginia had a history of depression, which worsened at the onset of the Second World War. Her last book, Between the Acts, was published posthumously in 1941.

Today, on her birth anniversary, we would like to celebrate the legacy of Virginia Woolf by celebrating the ever-relevant themes in her works.

In her book, Mrs. Dalloway, Virginia explores the lack of equality present in the world through the character Clarissa Dalloway. The book illustrates how women’s potential is constrained by society because of gender and societal norms. In her non-fiction work, A Room of One’s Own, she examines how women have faced historical disenfranchisement in every sphere of life, including social, financial and educational. Showing awareness of her own class, Virginia states in the book, “A woman must have money and a room of her own if she is to write fiction”.

During her lifetime, Virginia Woolf had sexual relationships with a lot of women, most notably Vita Sackville-West, who was a writer herself. It was during their relationship that both Wooldf and Sackvile-West saw the peak of their careers. Woolf’s book Orlando contains numerous queer themes. The novel centres around the titular protagonist who goes from becoming a man to a woman. The novel satirizes Victorian society’s literature and explores the boundaries of gender and sexuality.

Numerous authors have claimed to have been influenced by Virginia Woolf, some of whom include, Margaret Atwood, Michael Cunningham, Gabriel García Márquez, and Toni Morrison. There are numerous literary societies dedicated to her like the Virginia Woolf Society of Great Britain and The Virginia Woolf Society of Japan.

We, at Child Help Foundation, also greatly admire the work of Virginia Woolf and dedicate our resources to uplifting women. Through our Gender Equality Programme, Child Help Foundation has helped 3,25,526 people. Our efforts even cater to the transgender community, conducting ration kits distribution to them regularly.

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The Indian Vocabulary

The above article provides valuable insight into how the British viewed India. Thomas Babington Macaulay was well-known for his advocacy of the English language among Indian students. This is clearly articulated in his 1835 "Minute on Education", where he says that the East India Company should resolve to create "a class of persons Indian in blood and colour, but English in tastes, in opinions, in morals and in intellect." Macaulay's children thus alludes to this new class of persons and in the post colony refers to Indians so enraptured by the English that they become alienated from their own communities and languages.

I wanted to further build on this idea of 'Macaulay's children' and how this new class of persons meant the erasure of the authentic, indigenous self. It meant the erasure of language, of culture and of intrinsic beliefs and value systems. However, there were many that rebelled against the British. Indian freedom fighters such as Chandrashekhar Azad, Sardar Vallabhai Patel, Bal Gangadhar Tilak and many more dedicated their whole lives to freeing their motherland from the shackles of British rule.

I wanted to create a typographic outcome that shows the linguistic colonisation of the Indian language (Hindi) by a foreign language (English). Through typography, I want to show the process of erasing the indigenous self and the forced conversion to another culture.

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Subsequently, interviewed by Gitta Sereny, researching her biography of Albert Speer, Luise alleged that in many instances the Allied prosecution made charges against Jodl based on documents that they refused to share with the defence. His wife Luise attached herself to her husband's defence team. Although he denied his role in this activity of the Third Reich's rule, the court sustained his complicity based on the evidence it had examined with the French judge, Henri Donnedieu de Vabres, dissenting. Presented as evidence was his signature on an order that transferred Danish citizens, including Jews, to concentration camps.

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When confronted with mass shootings of Soviet POWs in 1941, Jodl claimed the only prisoners shot were "not those that could not, but those that did not want to walk." Īdditional charges at his trial included unlawful deportation and abetting execution. The principal charges against him related to his signature of the Commando Order and the Commissar Order, both of which ordered that certain classes of prisoners of war were to be summarily executed upon capture. Jodl was accused of conspiracy to commit crimes against peace planning, initiating and waging wars of aggression war crimes and crimes against humanity. Jodl was arrested and transferred to Flensburg POW camp and later put before the International Military Tribunal at the Nuremberg trials. Jodl signs the instruments of unconditional surrender in Reims on At the end of World War II in Europe, Jodl signed the instruments of unconditional surrender on in Reims as the representative of Karl Dönitz. Jodl was among those slightly injured during the 20 July plot of 1944 against Hitler where he suffered a head concussion by the explosion planned by Claus von Stauffenberg. Jodl signed the Commissar Order of 6 June 1941 (in which Soviet political commissars were to be shot) and the Commando Order of 28 October 1942 (in which Allied commandos, including properly uniformed soldiers as well as combatants wearing civilian clothes, such as Maquis and partisans, were to be executed immediately without trial if captured behind German lines). Following the Fall of France Jodl was optimistic of Germany's success over Britain, on 30 June 1940 writing "The final German victory over England is now only a question of time." Jodl acted as a Chief of Staff during the swift occupation of Denmark and Norway. Jodl was chosen by Hitler to be Chief of Operation Staff of the newly formed OKW. In the build-up to the Second World War, Jodl was nominally assigned as a commander of the 44th Division from October 1938 to August 1939 during the Anschluss. In September 1939 Jodl first met Adolf Hitler. Jodl's appointment as a major in the operations branch of the Truppenamt in the Army High Command in the last days of the Weimar Republic put him under command of General Ludwig Beck. Jodl, between Major Wilhelm Oxenius (left) and Admiral Hans-Georg von Friedeburg (right), signing the German Instrument of Surrender at Reims, France Jodl was married twice, in 1913, and then in 1944, after becoming a widower.

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After the defeat of the German Empire in 1918, he continued his career as a professional soldier with the much reduced German Army in the guise of the Reichswehr. In 1918 he was again awarded the Iron Cross for gallantry in action. In 1917 he served briefly on the Eastern Front before returning to the West as a Staff Officer. įrom 1914 to 1916 he served with a Battery unit on the Western Front, being awarded the Iron Cross for gallantry in November 1914, and being wounded in action. The philosopher and psychologist Friedrich Jodl at the University of Vienna was his uncle. Ferdinand Jodl, who also was to become a General in the Army, was his younger brother. Found guilty on all charges, he was sentenced to death and executed in 1946.Īlfred Jodl was educated at a military Cadet School in Munich, from which he graduated in 1910. The principal charges against him related to his signature of the criminal Commando and Commissar Orders.

info) – 16 October 1946) was a German general and war criminal during World War II, who served as the Chief of the Operations Staff of the Armed Forces High Command ( Oberkommando der Wehrmacht).Īfter the war, Jodl was indicted on the charges of conspiracy to commit crime against peace planning, initiating and waging wars of aggression war crimes and crimes against humanity at the Allied-organised Nuremberg Trials.

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PechaKucha

PechaKucha is a storytelling/presentation technique in which the narrator displays 20 slides for 20 seconds each, having to fully explain their ideas within a short time frame. This technique is often praised for helping build confidence in presentation skills, reducing dependence on reading off of slides when presenting and allowing for more concise, informative and short presentations.

As a class, we all had to create individual PechaKucha’s to display various topics that we are passionate about and have the class decide which topic would be most interesting.With my PechaKucha, I decided to choose subjects I care about that are personal to myself, so that I can give a more in depth examination and perspective into the topics.

The first subject I chose to discus was abortion, to me abortion is a very important subject as it’s a very blatant modern display of government controlling of body autonomy that affects me personally as a woman. Although abortion is legal in Britain, I want to make my message clear that abortion laws wherever affect everyone everywhere, creating stigma and unsafe environments for those needing abortion treatment.

The second subject I chose was gay rights, to me this is a very personal issue that has affected me and many of my friends personally as many still face homophobia and transphobia without justice. The specific message I would want to send with a poster on this subject would be the shocking amount of countries where being a part of the LGBT community is still illegal, how homophobes and transphobes are given platforms and voices by trusted news sources such as the BBC, as well as how people can create safe environments, stand up for and support the community.

The third subject I chose was global warming, this is a topic I throughly care about due to its dangerous impacts on mine and others futures when many big polluters don't act or change for the better. What I would be displaying on my poster would be a message solely directed at the big polluting companies instead of how many other environmental posters are addressed at the public, in my own deductions the publics own help for the environment won't have nearly enough impact on the environment as if it came from large corporations who impact the environment the most. With my poster, I would educate on how much damage some of the largest polluters cause to the environment and how the public can stop them through protest, stroke and other action as well as cutting down personally on individual carbon footprints.

The fourth subject I chose was the broad category of animal abuse, however if I were to choose this subject I would choose one of the more specific topics displayed on my presentation slide, such as animal testing and animal racing. If I were to create a poster on this subject, I would centre it around the subject of how to identify animal abuse and what to do and who to contact if you spot it, with contact information and rescue shelter addresses for adoption and sponsorship.

The last subject I chose was period poverty, I chose this as I believe it is a very prevalent and annoying problem that has affected me and others I know multiple times. What I would discuss on this poster would be how pads and other sanitary products are unfairly inaccessible for a lot of people and what measures could be made to stop it, I would also discuss how period pain is often downplayed by the public and sometimes dangerously in the medical field as well.

After I presented my pechakucha, the class voted on which subject I should base my poster off of based on how I presented and pitched each topic. It was decided by my class to make my topic be abortion, I am happy with this result as abortion is a topic I am very passionate about and I had many initial ideas on how I would design a poster based on this topic.

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Clinical Entrance Examination - Another Marginalization Ploy

The Medical Council of India (MCI) plans to coordinate a public level choice test for admission to the MBBS course. The MCI reasons its movement by communicating that it needs to deal with the standard of Medical Education in India.

There can't be a second evaluation that the standard of Medical tutoring in India is not even close to satisfactory. There is a squeezing need to reevaluate the standards, content and system of clinical tutoring in India.

Picking the most astute students for planning may be one fundamental to achieve standards. Nonetheless, it remains a little push toward achieving quality planning. Unfortunately for every single master tutoring in India the assurance cycle for affirmation is made to appear as the sole determinant of significant worth. The underpinning of the association, the idea of educators, the availability of clinical material, the framework, research potential and consistency of standards generally through the country doesn't stick out and examine. This is terrible pondering the colossal qualification in the standards of tutoring in various bits of our country and between foundations inside the states. Click this site MBBS in Bangladesh

Our clinical tutoring ought to be surveyed concerning its substance and significance. The MBBS course is called 'clinical tutoring' in India while it is brought Medical Training from one side of the planet to the next. There is an expanse of differentiation between the word 'tutoring' and 'getting ready'. The Indian clinical tutoring incorporates focusing on volumes and volumes of books and getting speculative data with incredibly less sensible readiness. Like every single tutoring in India, clinical preparation doesn't help the student with making practice arranged thinking and clinical organization frameworks. Students arranged in the UK or US are more ready to stand up to a patient in an office or emergency room whether or not they probably won't have examined such endless books like their Indian accomplices.

The course readings from United Kingdom are expected for clinical students in the UK. The conditions are presented like it were in a UK clinical center. The American clinical books present the American crisis center environment and the American patients. For example the organization of injury care is given in American perusing material the American salvage vehicle organization and ER circumstance in the mind. That isn't what's going on in our country. Western perusing material give more importance to metabolic diseases and characteristic disorders which contain a huge contamination inconvenience in their countries. Our students read the British and American clinical course books. This may be one defense for why they all need to go to Britain and America!

They are not ready to go to an Indian town and see a patient in a Primary Health Center. They don't scrutinize that much about wilderness fever and skin defilements which are so ordinary in our country. They neither have books which give them extensive data about the Indian clinical circumstance nor get the suitable groundwork for Indian clinical practice. We truly need more investigation on Indian the investigation of illness transmission and that's what showing materials considering.

We hear people taking a gander at setting up our graduated class to 'worldwide standards'. They request that our specialists should have the choice to go to any country in the world and make due. The degree of Indian clinical graduated class heading out to another nation will be shy of what one percent. Could it be fitting as far as we're concerned to design our clinical instructive program to help these under 1% to achieve their own targets? No country in the world should configuration its tutoring tasks to set up their students to head out to another country. We truly believe experts should serve our inhabitants. We keep up with that tremendous amounts of experts ought to serve in country India. It is insane to examine 'overall rules' when what we need is a certified 'Indian standard'.

Another huge weakness for the Indian student is that he really wants to learn drug in an obscure lingo. The best method for learning science or Medicine is to learn in one's most memorable language. That will make the developing experience charming and help with making research thinking. Every European, whether German, Spanish, French or Russian assessments Medicine in their local language. China, Japan and, shockingly, a little country like Thailand give clinical preparation in their most memorable language. It is conceivable. It is realistic. The primary opposition would be that our students can't venture out to another nation and work. That is a floundering reason. Let the clinical graduated class, as a matter of some importance, not go to abroad using any and all means, leaving our country. To go to another country imparting in a substitute language for setting they up need to do definitively precise thing the Chinese, the Japanese and the Russians are doing. Graduated class of these countries if they wish to venture out to another country they need to learn English, German or French or whatever language through a short course. Our students moreover should do that. Our students could focus on English as second language in school. We could attempt to add English language appearing in the Medical instructive program as a decision. So there can't be any purposes behind not showing Medicine in their different local dialects in all of the states.

When such a ton of ought to be done to deal with the standard of Medical readiness in India projecting ordinary choice test for entering Medical tutoring as the panacea for this issues will be counterproductive.

The assurance of probability to the MBBS course is a huge stage in dealing with the standard of preparing. The assurance cycle ought to be regularized. The private clinical foundations and the alleged 'viewed as universities' have a free disagreement the decision. A student who has besieged in the enlistment evaluation and passed in the resulting try can moreover purchase a seat in these associations. Most of the students entering a part of these foundations have gotten more than ten stamps not the very generally decreased trait of a student entering the public power association in saved class. There is no limit of least checks for entering countless the classified establishments. There is no serious test for attestation. The primary rule is cash. The seats are sold in open deal. This is of grave concern when you examine staying aware of the standard of clinical guidance. We need to regularize the assurance cycle, affirmation modalities and charge plan of the classified associations to achieve standards. The MCI radiates an impression of being not overemphasized these issues for dark reasons.

The Tamil Nadu experience has clearly shown the harms of the choice tests. Invalidation of situation test has extended the degree of provincial students entering capable courses from 28% to 64%. Recharged presentation of choice test will pivot this and harm the nation students. School preparing is at this point a significant business. Invalidation of situation test helped not simply the natural students and besides students from government optional schools to enter capable colleges. If CET is introduced the educational cost based schools offering getting ready for determination test close by the standard instructive program will fulfill by chipping away at their business. The educational centers for situation test will flourish in metropolitan regions and the rich and metropolitan students will get unnecessary advantage. The rural students will be undervalued.

The legitimization for why the IITs, National Law Schools and Central Government Medical establishments stay the sanctuary of the students from metropolitan networks is that the determination test to this huge number of associations rely upon CBSE plan. Again looking at Tamil Nadu experience, one can see that out of the six and a quarter lakh students focusing on twelfth standard around five lakh are state plan students, around one and a half lakh are from enrollment outline. Only 6,000 and odd students focus on CBSE plan. The CET will obviously be established on the CBSE outline which is more voluminous than various timetables. This will help a tiny minority and reject gigantic amounts of poor and the denied from the open country.

Determination test is viewed as an evil in Tamil Nadu. Dr. Ramadoss who sought after a steadfast clash against position test for more than 10 years finally convinced the state government to invalidate the choice test. This was a colossal push toward connecting with the rural students. Recharged presentation of arrangement test will obliterate these benefits to country students. The MCI should leave its undertakings for CET and work for dealing with the standard of clinical planning.