Spot the signs, stop the stigma!
Mental health is an incredibly relevant issue for students. The immense pressures we put on ourselves as individuals and the
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Don't Rent Yet!
You have been here for month and a half and you have just about settled into living in a new
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Future-proof for all Years
I know what you’re thinking: the F word! It’s only November, way too soon to start thinking about
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Interview: LUTG's The Shadow Box
Later this term Lancaster University Theatre Group’s Shadowbox comes to the Nuffield Theatre, I sat down with Director Louise
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Interview: Lazy Democracy Records
Amir Kursun, Hassan Al-farsi and Adesh Nashi have started their own record label, Lazy Democracy Records. A young start-up company
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Review: The Hoosiers
In a grimy brickwork basement that lies backstage Manchester’s iconic Night and Day Café, Irwin Sparkes of The Hoosiers
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Review: The Walking Dead
Three episodes into its sixth season, AMC’s The Walking Dead is already outdoing itself with plot twists, cliffhangers, and
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The Circus of Horrors: Welcome to Carnevil
Have you ever had an extremely weird dream, or even nightmare, when you don’t know how to feel about
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Review: HEALTH
HEALTH are the musical equivalent of throwing a brick through a window, they are a high definition explosion of distorted
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Review: Woolly Hat Poems
On Sunday Week 4, I attended the last show of Benjamin Guilfoyle A.K.A Woolly Hat Poems’ Lancaster “tour”
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Review: RNCM Symphony Orchestra
IMPORTANT: Please bear in mind that, prior to this review, I had never watched any live symphonies before, so please
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Review: Supergirl – Pilot
Supergirl is the latest in a string of DC Comics adaptations for television and, after the success of Arrow and
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Review: Nosferatu
When I was told that there would be a Nosferatu theatrical play in Lancaster, and that I could write a
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Check 'Em Out: The Peach Kings
The Peach Kings where created when Texan born Paige Wood met Silver Lake, Los Angeles Native Steven Dies back in
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From Taiwan to Lancaster
“Hi! My name is Kittie. Nice to meet you.” The first sentence written in my very first English textbook has
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