Tinder has become so embedded in the fabric of modern dating, that researchers have started studying the way we use it to gain insight into how men and women interact in the digital age. One such study aimed to learn the different ways that men and women use Tinder, which as it turns out, couldn’t be [...]
If your idea of great company benefits is paid annual leave and perhaps a stocked office fridge, brace yourselves. LinkedIn revealed its first-ever Top Attractors list, which names the most desirable places to work in America and outlines the insane employee perks they offer staff. Much like our American-counterparts, nearly half of New Zealand workers are [...]
Plastic Free July is a simple idea developed in 2011. It aims to raise awareness of the amount of plastic in our lives by encouraging people to eliminate the use of single-use plastic during July each year. Plastic pollution is one of many problems facing our environment, and it’s gaining attention. On a regular basis, [...]
In the hustle and bustle of modern living, it’s not uncommon to find yourself forgetting that, you know what, we’re all in this together. That’s the unspoken mission statement of Humans of New York, the hugely popular portrait project of Brandon Stanton, a photographer who began capturing candid snaps of people going about their days [...]
Reading has tons of benefits: it increases intelligence, boosts brain power, can help you relax and sleep better, and activates your memory. According to a recent Fast Company article, reading can also help you get ahead in business. The story sites leaders such as Mark Zuckerberg, who started a virtual book club last year, and Bill Gates, [...]
Société Magazine is a proud partner of the Cancer Society Ball, which promises to be a dazzling affair! Last year, $120,000 was raised for a cause that touches us all, $50,000 more than the previous record and the highest amount ever raised in Ball history. Expect mirror balls, aerial performances, first-class catering and the return of the whiskey bar [...]
The Bridge of Remembrance, which spans the Avon River between Oxford and Cambridge terraces, originally opened on Armistice Day in 1924. There were many ideas for an appropriate means of acknowledging Canterbury's contribution to World War I. The suggestion for a bridge of remembrance was put forward in a letter to the The Press by Mrs J. Wyn Irwin, [...]
The Syrian Refugee Crisis was one of the largest humanitarian disasters in half a century, therefore it's no surprise that it was one of the biggest news stories last year. As local news outlets reported each country's reaction to the ever-growing crisis, we were able to follow the different reactions of world leaders. It was [...]
When developing a night-time ritual, consistency is key. You want to have a routine that signals to your mind and body that sleep is right around the corner. Whether it's slipping into your silk PJs, reading a chapter of a book, or soaking in the tub, small rituals that help wash away the day's stress [...]
Around New Years Eve we all start thinking about the next year approaching, and what resolutions we should embrace. The question is how do you make effective resolutions that you can actually keep and aren't just a product of Christmas excesses (lose weight, drink less, eat better etc).? In many respects, a New Year’s Resolution [...]