Making habits, breaking habits: on the run
Some are born fit, some achieve fitness, and some have fitness thrust upon ‘em. I think I fell into the
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How to make your next year at uni even better
So as my first year of university comes to a close my first thought is – how did it go so
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Could achieving your 'beach body' make you less confident?
It’s that time of year again. It’s time to strip down and whip out the swim wear. Whether
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How to celebrate the end of exams
Hallelujah. Exams are over! No more all dayers/nighters in the library, no more hysterical crying over last year’s
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Unearthed: Fine Art Degree Showcase – Artist Previews #3
Sarah McIntosh – Mixed Media "As a Creative Arts student, studio practice is one of my many streams of expression,
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Interview: Jamie Steele
When did you first get involved in acting? I remember doing the small school plays that everyone had to do,
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Review: Unit Nine (LUTG)
DAVID DUNCAN Student theatre is a tricky beast. One the one hand there’s a chance you may be seeing
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A Farewell to Arts City
“How have you found it in Lancaster? I heard there’s not much going on.” The one good thing about
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Reading and Leeds 2015: Who To See?
Definitely one of the main British festivals on the calendar, Reading and Leeds have conjured up yet another solid line-up.
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Planning summer: making the most of your travels
We all love a good holiday, be it for a couple of days or a couple of weeks. Since we
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The value of saving memories
As much as I talk about decluttering in another article for this issue, I am adamant that there is one
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In the summertime when the weather is… oh
I will be the first to say I don’t like summer. I feel as if this should be whispered,
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The glory of decluttering
Every summer, I throw a bunch of things out. By this I mean, okay, sometimes bin, but usually sell, give
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What’s the use of getting sober?
With just under a fortnight to go until I am free from exams, this article is a painful one to
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Say Goodbye to Your Fear of Public Speaking!
You've got the words to change a nation But you're biting your tongue… (Emeli Sande – Read
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