Ursula le Guin, one of the greatest writers for children and young people, has died. #UrsulaLeGuin
"For a word to be spoken, there must be silence. Before, and after."
Old rhymes for love-divination on St Agnes' Eve (20 January). Sounds like the girls of Northumberland were made of tough stuff!
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'Tis the year's midnight, and it is the day's,
Lucy's, who scarce seven hours herself unmasks.'
St Lucy, saint of light, in a tiny fragment of medieval glass from Minster Lovell, Oxfordshire:
Former Facebook executive: the short-term, dopamine-driven feedback loops are changing our whole way of interacting. We are being programmed.
Take a social media break over Christmas? @EpsomC_PSD
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Comfort ye: Compline for advent, sung beautifully in @EpsomCollegeUK chapel by Collegium Musicum. A beautiful start to the season - thank you to all the singers.
St Catherine and her wheel, in 14th-century glass from Christ Church, Oxford. Today is her feast, once known as 'Catterns Day'.
She was a very popular saint, patron of young women and anyone who works with books or wheels: philosophers, librarians, students, wheelwrights...
Fascinating talk by @TBubbearFCO for the @EpsomCollegeUK Lord Rosebery lecture. Amazing insights into her career, challenges & helping women rise to the top of the @FCO
Glasses for India! Raven girls showing off the reading glasses we've collected to send to the Tarabai Eye Hospital (and odd socks for #AntiBullyingWeek, too!)