• Lifestyle, Manchester, News

    ‘Gender and Climate Change’ Workshop Review

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    By Jacqueline Grima When one of the deadliest cyclones on record hit south-eastern Bangladesh in April 1991, over 130,000 people were killed and millions left homeless.  When Hurricane Katrina hit the United States in 2005, nearly 2000 people died and almost the entire city of New Orleans was destroyed. What is little known about both…

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    Will Syria & Iraq Ever Be Stable Again?

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    Dan J Broadley Will Syria and Iraq ever be stable? These were one of the many questions discussed at Manchester Metropolitan University yesterday as Dr Steve Hurst – who specialises in American foreign policy post-1945 – hosted a talk on ISIS in Syria, which was followed by an open discussion and talk on human rights….

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    MMU Sustainability Fair

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    By Jacqueline Grima This week, Manchester Metropolitan University held a Sustainability Fair and ‘Tell Us’ talks in their brand new Students’ Union building, part of the university’s ‘Climate Week’. The Fair and ‘Tell Us’ are part of the NUS Responsible Futures Project, which aims to embed sustainability in the formal and informal curriculum through a…

  • Lifestyle, Manchester, News

    Urban Youth Identity & Language

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    By Dan J Broadley Old people complain about the way young people talk. They ‘butcher’ the English language according to our elders. But this, according to Dr Rob Drummond, is nothing new. The older generation have slated the way youngsters use language for centuries, as far back as the Victorians’ use of English and, even…

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