I got 99 problems but my PhD ain’t one
BETH SWORDS talks to George The Poet about the duty to educate, Batman and Kate Middleton.
It’s not all about lyrics and llamas, GIL KAZIMIROV argues – modern rap is as much about the language of the soul.
Singer, music producer and Cantab Niyi discusses Russian audiences, fashion and the Cambridge music scene with CLAUDIA LEONG.
OSCAR WILLIAMS-GRUT pays tribute to softly-spoken creative genius Gil Scott-Heron in the wake of his death last week, and laments the departure of a man who dissociated himself from the lazy, apolitical rap genre, and leaves it in much the same state today.
AMI JONES takes her own miniature Odyssey to the ADC; but these strange islanders could do with some better lotos-plants. Also, you should read The Odyssey.
CATHERINE MOUSDALE AND MAX FAYERS took to Cambridge’s streets and toilet cubicles – not in a weird way – in order to find some of the town’s most creative and bewildering graffiti.
Josiah Gogarty
Beth Swords
Claudia Leong
Nancy Napper Canter
Sam Mellor
Oscar Williams-Grut
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