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Naomi Boulter

Naomi Boulter is an exchange student from Australia, where she studies an International Relations degree. When she is away from her natural habitat of the kitchen, she is found watching reality TV, practising yoga and trying to study the Swedish language with a cup of green tea constantly glued in her hands. She is looking forward to absorbing vitamin D when she returns home and snuggling with her cat affectionately named “Spaghetti”.

Oceania/Politics

Jacinda Ardern – the definition of leadership

By Naomi Boulter A leader that sparked a craze labelled Jacindamania, Jacinda Ardern is the wearer of many hats in her home country of New Zealand.

Philosophy

Against Empathy – how the power of empathy has created a monster

By Naomi Boulter Imagine walking through a bustling street. You’re excited to begin a volunteer opportunity working with disadvantaged children, rescued wildlife, or other notable cause

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      • The Issue of Indecision 2024
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      • The Issue of Technology 2025