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An Idiot Abroad

Sunniva Carlsen 23rd October 2015 No Comments

Sunniva Carlsen discusses the culture shock experienced by an international fresher.

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Bursting the Bubble Week 2

Florence Cook 23rd October 2015 No Comments

Florence Cook and William Waters provide the second installment in a series of news summaries.

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REVIEW: Sinéad Morrissey, Festival Laureate

Patrick Lillie 23rd October 2015 No Comments

Patrick Lillie reviews Festival Laureate Sinéad Morrissey’s poetic close to the Durham Book Festival.

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Yonderland – Hilarity for all!

Finn Bruton 23rd October 2015 No Comments

Finn Bruton explains why Yonderland will make you laugh.

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The Rise and Ruin of Child Stars

Justin Browning 22nd October 2015 No Comments

Justin Browning explores the routes taken by child actors in later life, to brilliance and to tragedy.

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Cuba: Rum and Revolution

Josh Newmark 21st October 2015 No Comments

Josh Newmark explores the Caribbean island as it teeters on the brink of great social and political change.

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REVIEW: The Heart Goes Last by Margaret Atwood

Helen Spalding 21st October 2015 No Comments

Helen Spalding provides an insightful analysis as she reviews Margaret Atwood’s latest novel, The Heart Goes Last.

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Debate report: Is Islam incompatible with western democracy?

Craig Bateman 21st October 2015 No Comments

Craig Bateman provides a summary of Friday’s debate at the Durham Union Society.

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The East Side Gallery

Francesca Dale 20th October 2015 No Comments

Francesca Dale visits Berlin’s spectacular East Side Gallery.

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The Liberals rout the Conservatives in Canada

Eugene Smith 20th October 2015 No Comments

Eugene Smith looks at five likely outcomes of the Liberals’ Canadian election victory.

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