Finding beauty in Autumn
In this piece, Julia Alsop brings warmth and cosiness as she fondly describes her love for Autumn.
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BMTH’s ‘Post Human: Survival Horror’ review: a diary for dystopia
Bring Me The Horizon's epic and lividly-energised EP is part of a new wave of music made and released during the coronavirus pandemic, and the metal band wear their anger, anxiety and aggression on their sleeve.
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When will tennis’ next generation truly arrive?
The ‘Big Three’ is an everyday tennis term for the tennis giants: Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic. Tennis’ greatest rivalry began when Federer won the 2003 Wimbledon Championships and it remains timeless. Nadal won his thirteenth French Open earlier this month, extending the rivalry into a third decade....
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University of Hertfordshire promises ‘strong action’ after student disturbance
University of Hertfordshire promises ‘strong action’ after student disturbance
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‘Super Mario Bros. 35’ review: Mario meets battle royale
Reece Goodall reviews Super Mario Bros 35, a new spin on the original Super Mario Bros game.
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Last Night I Watched: ‘A Matter of Life and Death’
Noah Keate takes a look at Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger's 1946 classic 'A Matter of Life and Death'
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Intolerant or in-style: the dangerous trend of free-from diets
With more and more people ditching dairy and gluten for non-health reasons, Poppy Male considers whether free-from diets have become a dangerous health trend.
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How music can help you get through hard times
Life is tough right now. Music, whether it helps to uplift your mood or honour your emotions, can always provide an outlet.
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Why athletes shouldn’t be told to just ‘stick to sports’
If we are to learn anything from what we have experienced this year, let it be this: no one should ever be told to get back in their box. Our communities have experienced unimaginable grief, with loved ones lost and families shattered. The devastating spread of Covid-19 will likely define...
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Universities in Belarus target protesting students and academics after country’s president cracks down on dissent
Belarusian universities have obeyed President Alexander Lukashenko’s orders to suppress political defiance by expelling protesting students and dismissing rebellious staff, following rising opposition to Mr Lukashenko after he claimed victory in an election widely believed to have been rigged.
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How will online learning impact student mental health?
As every aspect of our social lives changed drastically over the past six months and people were suddenly told to do everything which felt counterintuitive, including staying away from those they love and even strangers on the street – it’s unsurprising that the mental health of everyone has taken somewhat...
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Voting in the Term 1 All Student Vote to open on Tuesday
The motions for the Term 1 All Student Vote (ASV) have been announced, with voting to begin on Tuesday 10 November at 9am.
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Parliament votes against free school meals over the holidays
Edouard Johnson looks at Parliament voting against free school meals and what this means during the pandemic.
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