The importance of learning a new language
The more languages you know, the more you are human –T. G. Masaryk. Although it is hard to believe, there
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Culture
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The County Weekender featuring Anavae
At the end of Week 9, County College is to host the biggest weekend of live music Lancaster University will
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Restaurant review: Rocky Street
When a new, flashy, 1950s American-style diner emerged in an often dull and rainy Lancaster this term, it was unsurprising
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Reasons to love Mondays
I LOVE MONDAYS. Yes, you read it right. Mondays are the new Fridays, well almost! How can I love Mondays
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Review: Bastille @ O2 Academy
Just a week after they won British Breakthrough Act at the 2014 Brit Awards, Bastille kicked off their latest tour
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Alternatives to going out four times a week
Most of us love a good night out in Lancaster with our friends. However, as you’re all bound to
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Inexpensive ways to escape the Lent term blues
Christmas is over, Lent term begins and it’s work, work, and more work! With gloomy days and early dark
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Review: The Vagina Monologues
Please, don't be put off by the name! I can't count the number of people who&
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Film Review: Miss Representation
The solidarity of Lancaster women was prevalent at the Miss Representation film screening on February 1st, as Lancaster ladies dominated
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Review: 12 Years a Slave
Harbouring praise from all angles, director Steve McQueen’s powerful portrayal of Solomon Northup’s tragically unjust fall from the
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Kurt Schwitters at The Dukes
Kurt Schwitters (1887-1948) has long been a favourite artist of mine, so it was a treat to find that an
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Golden Globes 2014: The Highlights
One can never get enough of the Fey-Poehler duo, the funny and light-hearted actresses who hosted the Golden Globes show
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An NME Nomination for Doctor Who
2013 was, by all means, the year of the Doctor. Steven Moffat promised that the show would “take over our
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You Need To Know: Catfish & the Bottlemen
Welcome back to You Need to Know, the place to find that artist you didn't know you needed
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Review: Jodi Picoult, 'The Storyteller'
Jodi Picoult’s previous work is renowned for its poignant links to relevant ethical and moral issues, and her latest
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