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We’re all used to the voices in our heads. We know ourselves: how we think, what we like and don’t like, where we stand on various issues. We know who we personally consider our enemies, crushes, friends, acquaintances. But how well do we know each other? Society looks at the way we behave as a global population: how we, as humans, interact. In this section, we’ll be covering everything to do with people. <strong>The</strong>re will be articles about everything from social justice to education, from family and relationships to philosophy and mental health. Think of the Society section as the intersection between Politics and Culture: we’ll be combining factual reporting on how we all act as a species with opinions on the issues that affect us as young people in the 21st century. Now is perhaps a more important time than ever to be thinking about our society. Radical inventions such as the internet have revolutionised the way we communicate, and the ever-shifting political climate has brought into question views many people hold dear. Who knows what kind of a world we’ll be living in in ten, twenty, thirty years time? <strong>The</strong> very principles of human society are evolving. We, as a generation, are growing up in unchartered waters: many of the storms we face daily simply didn’t exist for previous teenagers, and so it’s up to us to find our own path. Inevitably, we’re all going to travel in different directions and form different opinions and views. As I said, society is all about people and how they interact. A big part of any magazine’s society section is submissions: we want to hear what you’re passionate about! This could be anything, from racism in America to the value of learning to sew. This is your chance to broadcast your opinion to a wide readership - don’t miss the opportunity to share your opinions and spread your message.
Agony Aunt Torin In this section, I answer people’s queries with my… limited life experience, but nevertheless try to help! I also realise that as a male I technically can’t be an aunt, but...um...oh well! ‘Dear Auntie Torin, My friend likes a girl, but she's already told him she's not interested (she said this a while ago). He really wants to try and get her to like him.... Any help??? From, Torin Fahy Editor of sport Anonymous’ He\llo Anonymous! My advice would be to encourage your friend to probably move on, as she has said no to a romantic relationship so it wouldn't be fair to her to keep on pushing that. Having said that, I would recommend that they try to become her friend: there are obviously reasons that your friend likes this girl, so they will likely gain a good friend and it's always open to possibilities. Good luck! Send any questions or queries to - tfahy7853@sohamcollege.org.uk
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