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Local blogger produces Durham river safety map

Rory Tingle 12th June 2015 No Comments

The illustration uses data from the Durham River Safety Review, reports Rory Tingle.

Literature

A Misunderstood Genius? The Status of Kindles in the Literary World

Vicky Jessop 12th June 2015 No Comments

Vicky Jessop explains the ‘misunderstood genius’ of the Kindle in the modern age.

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Game of Thrones on trial: The Raping of Sansa Stark

Francesca Moll 12th June 2015 No Comments

Francesca Moll and Finn Bruton offer their perspectives on the recent controversy surrounding Episode 6, Season 5.

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Hitting the Gringo Trail (Part Two)

Emma Sankey 10th June 2015 No Comments

Emma Sankey continues her route through Peru from Arequipa to Cuzco.

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Fumbling in Erasmus Land: A Night Out in San Lorenzo

Hal Dunnett 9th June 2015 No Comments

‘It’s not a place you’d take your gran’: Hal Dunnett reviews San Lorenzo.

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Preview: Spring Awakening

Jack Parkes 9th June 2015 No Comments

Jack Parkes sits down with Spring Awakening producer Sam Nicholls to discuss DULOG’s forthcoming production.

Science & Technology

How Big Sugar Betrays Science (And the World)

Daniel Faris 9th June 2015 No Comments

Daniel Faris explores the influence of Big Sugar on marketing and nutritional research studies.

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R-E-S-P-E-C-T

Saskia Rowland 8th June 2015 No Comments

Saskia Rowland deliberates over what ‘respect’ means today.

Drama

Review: A Clockwork Orange

Ram Gupta 8th June 2015 No Comments

Ram Gupta reviews HBT’s adaptation of Anthony Burgess’ controversial novel A Clockwork Orange.

Student Life

How to get the most out of post-exam season

Hannah Griffiths 8th June 2015 No Comments

Hannah Griffiths has some ideas for how you can make the most of your exam-free time in Durham.

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