From 'Go Sober for October' to Movember: What Charity Campaigns Really Say About Us
Autumn. Once it was a season defined by drinking mulled cider, going on cold walks, eating a heinous amount of
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Culture
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Review: The Nutcracker (Lancaster Grand)
Reconstructing The Nutcracker is never easy. More than one director would likely agree. But the Vienna Festival Ballet consistently ranks
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Conspiracies Unravelled: Is Beatle Paul McCartney Dead?
“Turn me on dead man”, “miss him, miss him, miss him” are just some of the cryptic clues that, anyone
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Listen
So here it goes: Depression. Without being patronising, it’s a scary word and an even scarier situation. The main
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Hayley Wanless
Firstly, would you introduce yourself and tell us a little bit about you and what you do? I’m Hayley
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Should we tip?
You’ve just enjoyed a lovely meal out in town, be it with friends or your significant other, you’ve
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Review: Ed Sheeran @ Phones 4u Arena
On the 27th October I went to see Ed Sheeran, one of my favourite artists, at the Phones 4u Arena
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Review: Interstellar
Interstellar is a disappointment… how could it not be? The weight of expectation on Christopher Nolan’s latest film is
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75 years of The Grapes of Wrath
2014 marks the 75th anniversary of the publication of The Grapes of Wrath, deservingly earning John Steinbeck a Pulitzer Prize
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Recipe: Pumpkin Soup
Here’s a winter warmer for you… The recipe is vegan and serves 2-3. You can freeze leftovers to heat
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Litfest 2014
'The Book of Gaza' – Melissa Parker Two authors offered a beautiful insight into their lives through an anthology
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Review: Richard Herring – Lord of the Dance Settee (the Dukes)
To members of the internet generation, Richard Herring is probably best known for making fun of Alan Sugar on Twitter
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Review: Katy B and Becky Hill @ Manchester Academy
There are two ways of warming up when in Manchester on a cold Saturday night. One involves curry, and the
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Going Sober for (the rest of) October
I have lost count of the number of times that I vowed never to drink again. When it dawned on
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Student Spotlight: Psychology
If I had a pound for every time I’ve been asked if I could guess what someone was thinking
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