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Modern British Writers – Philip Ridley

Georgia Small 12th May 2014 No Comments

Georgia Small takes us into the twisted world of British playwright Philip Ridley.

World Affairs

#BringBackOurGirls

Charlotte Pooler 11th May 2014 No Comments

Charlotte Pooler gives insight into the world reaction to the kidnapping of nearly 300 Nigerian young women.

Environment

Resurrecting Society: A Greener Agriculture

Tobias Thornes 10th May 2014 No Comments

Continuing our sustainable society series, Tobias Thornes investigates how Britain’s most important industry could improve.

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The Bubble Album Reviews No. 31

Bobby Innes 9th May 2014 No Comments

Oliver Stephenson, Bobby Innes and Robbie Sinclair bring us another set of album reviews.

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DUCK Race 2014: Review

Stephanie Hall 9th May 2014 No Comments

From Diving Ducks to Making Money: Stephanie Hall reviews the annual Duck Race held at Durham University.

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Union Society Debate Sparks Student Protest

Emma Sankey 9th May 2014 No Comments

Student society objects to Godfrey Bloom’s inclusion on a university debate panel, reports Emma Sankey.

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Accessing the Human Side: Poetry of the First World War

Vicky Jessop 9th May 2014 No Comments

Vicky Jessop considers what poetry can tell us about one of the biggest conflicts in human history.

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Manchester United without Moyes

Matthew Lavender 8th May 2014 No Comments

Matthew Lavender discusses the future of Manchester United following last month’s sacking of manager David Moyes.

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Review: Treats

Becky Wilson 8th May 2014 No Comments

Becky Wilson reviews Treats, the café with the biggest slabs of cake in Durham.

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Editorial

Simen Faaberg 7th May 2014 No Comments

No rest for the wicked Yes, I get it. I have absolutely no right to complain about the predicament I’m in, as it is entirely my own fault. It’s not…

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