Cigarettes and chocolate milk IV
In a year where finding comfort in our loved ones has been essential, Millicent Machell reflects on how hard it is to say goodbye to those closest to us.
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In a year where finding comfort in our loved ones has been essential, Millicent Machell reflects on how hard it is to say goodbye to those closest to us.
Millicent Machell explores the phenomenon of hang-anxiety and the truth about the day after drinking.
Millicent Machell, in her second instalment of 'Cigarettes and chocolate milk', explores the homophobia that infiltrates the the Durham student experience, and its effects on the student community.
Welcome to the Column's Agony Aunt Section, which is here for you get some advice from an anonymous writer on those tricky day-to-day problems you just can't figure out. Here…
Millicent Machell begins a weekly column, exploring the student experience, with a reflection on helping those around you in times of personal crisis.
An anonymous contributor explores how the idea of Britishness has impacted on her cross-cultural identity.
An anonymous contributor explores the impact of growing up bilingual and the affect on their identity.
Sarah Matthews highlights the importance of the 'Take Time to Sign' initiative in 2020
Rahul Sheemar explains how sport should be enjoyed and not become a source of stress, and how for young people this is important.
Rahul Sheemar discusses his personal experience of pressure in sport, which affected his enjoyment of his passion in cricket.