A Doctorate In Political Theory And Still Nobody Will Let Me Explain Downing Street At Dinner - A London diarist with a PhD reads that Number Ten is haunted and concludes that the ghosts are the only residents with a long-term plan
A PR Company Generates More Buzzwords Than Revenue, And I Recognise Every Single One From University Strategy Meetings - A London lecturer reads about the agency whose buzzword output exceeded its income and finds that British universities, government departments and political parties have been running the same business model for years
Prince William Orders Three Personalised Number Plates, And I Explain Constitutional Monarchy To A Taxi Driver - A political theorist reads about NOTYET, NOTHARRY and DISTASTEFUL and finds herself delivering an unpaid lecture on the British constitution between Euston and Camden
Fourteen Pounds For A Sandwich, And My Students Think The Housing Crisis Is A Theoretical Problem - A north London academic reads about the fourteen-pound sandwich and conducts a small field study on what a lecturer's salary will actually buy in central London