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Sharing the Love

Becky Durose 28th February 2014 No Comments

Becky Durose explores a time when Valentine’s Day was more than just chocolate, cards and unloved stuffed bears.

Literature

Echo Spring and the Search for “It”

Megumi Chou 28th February 2014 No Comments

Megumi Chou investigates the link between writers and alcohol.

Television

Hellblazer’s Constantine to return to our screens

Lucy Kissick 28th February 2014 No Comments

Almost a decade after the 2005 film, Hellblazer fans may get the Constantine they’ve always wanted, Lucy Kissick writes.

Philosophy & Religion

Let’s Get Metaphysical

Calum Robson 27th February 2014 No Comments

Calum Robson explores the metaphysics of the term ‘love’.

Food

Molecular Gastronomy: An Amateur’s Perspective

Tim Callow 27th February 2014 No Comments

Tim Callow shares his adventures in molecular gastronomy.

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Review: DDO/DIM Comedy Double Bill

Jack Parkes 27th February 2014 No Comments

Jack Parkes reviews Durham Drama Outreach’s Shakespeare Comedy Cabaret and the Durham Improvised Musical.

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Fewer bananas for primates in British zoos

Gwynneth Mayers 27th February 2014 No Comments

Gwynneth Mayers explains why bananas are being banned at Paignton Zoo.

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Cameras in the Library

Alex Samuels 26th February 2014 No Comments

The other day I was sitting in the library on one of the weird rocking mesh-backed chairs at the end of level three where the desks look out onto the…

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The biggest (figurative) dicks in the animal kingdom, pt. 4

Simen Faaberg 26th February 2014 No Comments

The Ostrich We have arrived at the penultimate entry in our series on seemingly innocent animals that behave with a degree of moral integrity you would expect from the love-child…

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Video of the Week

Simen Faaberg 26th February 2014 No Comments

Revolutionizing speech through phonetic punctuation This week we have dug up a somewhat old gem containing Victor Borge, Denmark’s greatest gift to humanity since their pastries. Watch as a ground-breaking…

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