Saturday, April 20Royal Holloway's offical student publication, est. 1986

Author: Yasmin Michael

English Literature Student. Treasurer of RHUL Ninjutsu. RH Tomcats All-Girl 2 cheerleader.
Life from another perspective: Studying in Seoul
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Life from another perspective: Studying in Seoul

When you mention that you’re considering a study abroad during your degree, people usually assume that you will be going somewhere in Europe or, if you are feeling adventurous possibly America. So I guess it comes as a big shock to some when you say that you want to go to Asia. Especially if you have decide to go to South Korea, a place most people only vaguely know due to ‘Gangnam Style’, North Korea, and Olympic Ice Skating. Nevertheless there were a handful of RHUL students that went to countries in Asia this year, one of them being me. Forget study abroad only being for language students; studying abroad is for anyone to go anywhere. My study abroad year is an additional year rather than an internal, so it doesn’t count towards my grades. This has meant I have the freedom to study any ...
Cinnamon Swirl Pancake Recipe
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Cinnamon Swirl Pancake Recipe

It’s February! It’s Pancake Day! Forget Valentine’s Day, Pancake Day the most important day in February. Instead of boring old crepes this year, why not try something a little different? Cinnamon Swirl Pancake Recipe Pancake batter If you’re in a rush then you really can’t go wrong with Pancake packet mix, follow the instructions and you’re good to go! Nevertheless, here is the how to make the pancake mix: • 120g all-purpose flour • 2 teaspoons baking powder • 1/2 teaspoon salt • 240ml milk • 1 Tablespoon vegetable oil • 1 large egg, lightly beaten This mix can be used to make normal pancakes as well as Cinnamon ones. For Cinnamon swirl pancakes, you will need to make a couple of extra things: Cinnamon Filling • 100g butter (melted) • 135g packed light brown sug...
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Keeping New Year’s Resolutions

January. Everyone rushes to the sales and frets about the extra present that has appeared on their scales. We vow to change but by March, this is forgotten and not achieved. Never fear! Here are some tips to help you keep your resolutions. Setting Goals Flexible targets are key to achieving your aims-Be positive and challenge yourself, but don’t afraid to tweak your targets if it becomes too much. Always set realistic goals for your resolutions, changing something small can make a huge difference. For example, ‘to be stress free’ is quite possibly one of the most unrealistic targets you could set for the year. We’re students, we get stressed, it’s a natural occurrence. Why not find a way that isn’t eating/ drinking/ smoking that alleviates stress for you? A better target would be t...