
Game of Thrones and the Law
International Jessup Moot champion Sam Murray examines Game of Thrones through a litigious lens.
International Jessup Moot champion Sam Murray examines Game of Thrones through a litigious lens.
Sam Murray’s concern over bail changes don’t necessarily imply his criminality, but…
Our illustrious state government has butchered and re-butchered the Bail Act, writes Sam Murray.
Vestiges of protectionism hurt the students of today, writes Sam Murray.
Sam Murray looks at right-leaning politicians educated by the left-leaning Church
Videogames, by definition, have always had an element of choice within them. After all, interactivity separates games from other, more passive forms of entertainment. But what is extraordinary is the recent advent of games incorporating choice into their narratives and character arcs in order to say something meaningful either about the human condition, the wider…
Dumbledore may have been critical player in the defeat of Voldemort, but let’s be clear, as the administrator of an educational institution, his managerial skills were, by every objective measure, severely deficient. Let’s ignore the blatant lack of safety regulations and enforcement mechanisms to prevent his students, under his duty of care, being mauled by…
Student elections don’t have to be in-your-face awful, writes Sam Murray
Sam Murray read the book and watched the movie