Evelyn Power
WaterTok, Stanley cups and the half-empty glass of consumerism
We all need to drink more water. A 1998 New York Hospital-Cornell Medical Center survey of 3003 Americans found that 75% of those interviewed...
The patience of ordinary things
By the time this column reaches print, the term will be coming to a close. And what better time to consider the term retrospectively, than at the approach of its ending?
The Patience of Ordinary Things: in defence of doing nothing
It has been a week. Read that last word in italics, if you will - I am unsure if the Cherwell’s print formatting will...
The Patience of Ordinary Things
Recently, I have invested in Good Bread. This is most likely not something that I truly need to share via article, as a large...
The patience of ordinary things
"A different perspective exposes something new in Oxford’s tangle of streets and colleges; from afar, students on bikes and tourist groups and traffic disputes stop feeling like a nuisance, revealing instead a quiet, understated sort of loveliness."
The Patience of Ordinary Things
"How truly can we say that our past selves are gone, when there they are, right now - pressed between the pages of an old diary..."
