A Student’s Dreams
Keith Mulopo writes about disillusioned expectations of a student at university in his latest poem.
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The distressing reality of the public judgement of celebrity looks
In response to Charlotte Crosby's dismay for the criticism she received off the Channel 5 series 'What Happened to Your Face?' concerning her cosmetic surgeries, Emilia Growney criticises the public approach to viewing celebrity appearances.
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Do self-help books actually help?
Self-help books have been popular lately, but Ellie Baker is skeptical of their efficacy, recommending Tiny Beautiful Things: Advice on Love and Life from Someone Who's Been There by Cheryl Strayed.
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Why Marcelo Bielsa should be Manager of the Season
As the battle for the top four continued, and Sheffield United, West Brom and Fulham were progressively relegated, mighty Leeds’ superb run of end of season form went slightly under the radar.
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IIHF World Championship: history-making Team GB shine in defeat
“We actually skated with Sweden for twenty minutes,” Matthew Myers remarked in the wake of his 100th appearance from Team Great Britain. “After that we gave them too much respect and their skill and speed started to cut through.” Friday marked another defeat for Team GB in Latvia, with the...
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Are electric cars really the way towards a greener future?
Activists, scientists and now politicians are trying to steer populations towards a greener future and they often point towards solar, wind and cutting-edge technologies, such as electric cars. There has been a boom in the electric vehicle industry, with electric car sales representing an 180% year-on-year rise where 108,205 electric...
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Fukushima frustrations: what is the issue with Japan’s wastewater plan?
Eduoard Johnson looks at the plan for wastewater used to stabilise the damaged Fukushima nuclear reactor and why it has been so controversial
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“I want to hear Justin Bieber sing ‘She’s So Lovely'”: a Q&A with Scouting For Girls’ Roy Stride
Ella Wilson chats to the Scouting For Girls frontman about surviving lockdown, 80s movies and their new album 'Easy Cover'.
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The Vitality Netball Superleague: an introduction
Lauren Cutler introduces the Vitality Netball Superleague
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The weird world of ‘Pepsiman’
Since recently falling back into his PS1, Reece Goodall takes a look at a very bizarre game called Pepsiman
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The ‘Dinner in America’ interviews
Interviews with the two leads and writer/director of the new American critically acclaimed indie comedy.
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Why our brains prefer addition to subtraction
To solve a problem, we often consider what we can add, rather than what to subtract. Reece Goodall looks into why this is the case.
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‘Cancel culture’ is a shameful stain on the book world
Sidney Pycroft criticises 'cancel culture', believing that it is damaging to the book industry
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