Can Conflict Be Avoided? Exploring Human Nature Through History and Biology
By Emre Emirbayer (Y12) Throughout the course of civilization, war and conflict have been unavoidable features in the organization of…
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Did Rodri Deserve the Ballon D’Or?
By William Loughnan, Year 12 Rodri has been awarded the 2024 Ballon d’Or, capping a phenomenal season with Manchester City…
Success: Luck or Hard Work?
By Victoire Heyworth, Year 12 In Malcom Gladwell’s Outliers, he explores the way we perceive “success” and how we are…
Are judiciary systems cruel for not abolishing capital punishment?
By Ioannis Sistovaris, Year 12 By definition, capital punishment, also known as the death penalty (and formerly called judicial homicide)…
Why should public transport be free in Geneva?
By Emma Wertheimer, Year 9 As individuals, it is important to be aware of the climate crisis, and as we…
From the Classroom to the Boardroom: Student Input in Governance
By Sophia Lashmar, Year 12 Last Wednesday, 24th of April, LGB’s own Auditorium was host to a ‘Meet the Candidates’…
Why is working in law so well respected in society?
By Ioannis Sistovaris, Year 12 When you tell someone that you wish to study law or that you are a…
What is the most effective study technique?
By Victoire Heyworth, Year 12 The constant pressure of achievement put me in search for the best way to study…
Why do we need law?
By Ioannis Sistovaris, Year 12 What is law? As someone who aspires to pursue my further education in fields related…