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Bullshit Jobs - Vimarsana News

Bullshit Jobs

David Graeber Bullshit Jobs A Theory May 15, 2018, originally published. ISBN 978-1-5011-4331-1, ISBN 978-1-5011-4334-2 (ebook); Most names and many...

The snowflake factory - Vimarsana News

The snowflake factory

Another week, another spate of barmy campus bans and ‘safe space’ shenanigans by a new breed of hyper–sensitive censorious youth. At Oxford University, law students are now officially notified when the content of a lecture might upset them. In Cambridge, there were calls for an Africa-themed end-of-term dinner to be cancelled just in case it

Australian 'Quidditch' players ditch name to distance themselves from Harry Potter author JK Rowling - Vimarsana News

Australian 'Quidditch' players ditch name to distance themselves from Harry Potter author JK Rowling

Members of Quidditch Australia, the sport's governing body, voted in favour of changing their name to 'Quadball' at their recent annual general meeting.

Left-leaning member of Parliament called 'bully' for writing book addressed to 'Generation Snowflake' - Vimarsana News

Left-leaning member of Parliament called 'bully' for writing book addressed to 'Generation Snowflake'

The House of Lord's Claire Fox explains why she wrote a book about "Generation Snowflake," sounding off on how today's youth find so many things offensive.

Government launching campaign to help young people cope with the 'Sunday scaries' - prospect of work - Vimarsana News

Government launching campaign to help young people cope with the 'Sunday scaries' - prospect of work

The Department for Health is launching a campaign to help young people cope with the so-called 'Sunday Scaries' - increased levels of anxiety brought on by the prospect of returning to work after the weekend.