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Film Review: Hacksaw Ridge

8th March 2017 By Humanity Hallows 0 482

Humanity Hallows Issue 5 Out Now Pick up your copy on campus or read online By Hannah Louise Phillips The riveting World War Two epic Hacksaw Ridge, directed by Mel Gibson and starring Andrew Garfield, tells the remarkable true story of the first conscientious objector to be awarded the Medal of Honour: Desmond Doss. Doss was…
Lifestyle
Fashion: High street vs high-end

7th March 2017 By Humanity Hallows 0 3130

Humanity Hallows Issue 5 Out Now Pick up your copy on campus or read online By Louis Hall Dunleavy We are all guilty of dreaming about that pair of Tom Ford shoes or fantasising about that Burberry trench. However, as students on a budget, we usually find ourselves at the mercy of high street giants, who…
Entertainment, Interview, Lifestyle, Manchester, News
Sir Ian McKellen opens ‘Never Going Underground’ LGBT exhibition with Paul Fairweather and the Lord Mayor of Manchester

2nd March 2017 By Humanity Hallows 0 375

By Benjamin Francis Cassidy and Tom Potts The People’s History Museum unveiled LGBT exhibition ‘Never Going Underground’ to a private audience tonight, marking the 50th anniversary of the first gay rights marches and Sexual Offences Act, passed in 1967. Guests included actor and activist Sir Ian McKellen, star of the X-Men and Lord of the…
Manchester
“Build bridges, not walls”: One Day Without Us protest held as migrants fight to remain

27th February 2017 By Humanity Hallows 0 147

Humanity Hallows Issue 5 Out Now Pick up your copy on campus or read online By Joanna Hunt Migrants and their supporters recently took to the streets nationwide to combat the xenophobia and racism that has surfaced since the UK referendum. On 20th February three different events took place asking people living in Britain to come…
Entertainment, Lifestyle, Manchester, Review
Live Review: Larkins at Gorilla, Manchester

27th February 2017 By Humanity Hallows 0 342

Humanity Hallows Issue 5 Out Now Pick up your copy on campus or read online By Verity Carson Image: Larkins Forget The 1975; Manchester may have just found its next biggest indie rock band in the name of Glossop born four piece Larkins. The band consisting of Josh Noble (lead vocals and guitar), Dom Want (guitar…

Film Review: Hacksaw Ridge

Fashion: High street vs high-end

Sir Ian McKellen opens ‘Never Going Underground’ LGBT exhibition with Paul Fairweather and the Lord Mayor of Manchester

“Build bridges, not walls”: One Day Without Us protest held as migrants fight to remain

Live Review: Larkins at Gorilla, Manchester

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