Culture Clash: Horror Films
‘Horror’ translates as ‘an intense, painful feeling of repugnance and fear.’ The description doesn’t exactly appeal, why would you
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Is being offensive really a crime?
[Image unavailable - this media was lost during migration]Photo by Jay Theis The recent news headlines have been plagued
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Oppa Gangnam Style!
Who would have thought that a cheesy tune from the other side of the world (with lyrics that, for all
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SAD: not to be sniffed at
[Image unavailable - this media was lost during migration]Image by Sarah Gilbert Winter blues: we’ve all had them.
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Student fitness – a pipe dream?
The cliché of the stereotypical student is one that does not paint a very pretty picture. Living off beans on
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The year abroad
On Thursday, disaster struck in France. When I say disaster struck in France, I need to be more specific: all
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How I Make it Work – Kinwah (Contemporary cover band)
From Lancaster with love, two recent graduates abandon the typical lifestyle for one of music and photography. The creative partnership
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SCAN Meets… Japandroids
[Image unavailable - this media was lost during migration]Image by Maoya Bassiouni We get a lot of offers for
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Radiohead Review
[Image unavailable - this media was lost during migration]Photo by Jack Smith “Hello. I’m Lady Gaga,” said Thom
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Movember: changing the face of men’s health
Calling all men on campus! It’s nearly November, the month of the year also known as ‘Movember’. This special
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How British are you?
[Image unavailable - this media was lost during migration]Image by Jaymie Koroluk Do you know who composed Rule Britannia?
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Horrible History – Halloween's Ghoulish Past
As the leaves begin to fall off the trees and the world develops that wonderful rosy glow, so begins autumn,
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Tweet of The Week – Week 4
[Image unavailable - this media was lost during migration]Image by Jess Oliver 9am's aren't getting
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Film Review: Argo
It would seem that Ben Affleck is on a roll. Marking his third directorial feature and the second time he
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The Perks of The Perks of Being a Wallflower
Usually when I hear a book is becoming a film adaptation, images of melodramatic Nicholas Spark book-based films infiltrate my
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