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Election? What election?

Saskia Rowland 14th March 2015 No Comments

Saskia Rowland concentrates on the apathy facing young voters for the upcoming general election.

Environment

No GMOs or Know GMOs

Jamie Dunn 14th March 2015 No Comments

Jamie Dunn unravels what lies behind society’s reluctance to accept genetically modified organisms.

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Review: The Trial

Penny Babakhani 13th March 2015 No Comments

Penny Babakhani spends an evening immersed in the world of 3DTC’s The Trial.

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The Bubble Album Reviews, No. 33

Chris Jones 13th March 2015 No Comments

Chris Jones brings us reviews of BBNG’s ‘Sour Soul’ and Romare’s ‘Projections’.

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The Deeply Unsexy Business of Voting

Thomas Rooney 13th March 2015 No Comments

Thomas Rooney highlights the role young people will play in the upcoming general election.

Literature

Review: The Buried Giant, Kazuo Ishiguro

Emma Sankey 13th March 2015 No Comments

Emma Sankey reviews Kazuo Ishiguro’s long-awaited new novel, The Buried Giant.

Television

Edgy Shows And What Gives Them The Edge

Finn Bruton 13th March 2015 No Comments

Josie Child, Amy Langton and Finn Bruton give their suggestions of under-rated shows worth your attention.

Food

Naughty Tea Party Treats

Jennifer Palmer 12th March 2015 No Comments

Tea party anyone? Jennifer Palmer shakes things up by adding exciting twists to classic chocolate and vanilla flavours.

Sport

Chelsea’s defeat could be a blessing in disguise

Tim Stickings 12th March 2015 No Comments

Tim Stickings reflects on Chelsea’s elimination from the Champions League.

Travel

Top 8 Interrailing Destinations 2015

Vicky Jessop 11th March 2015 No Comments

Vicky Jessop reveals the most exquisite places to visit in Europe by rail.

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