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HLSS Faculty Enrichment Fair 2015

27th February 2015 By aAh! 0 243

By Jacqueline Grima This week, the Humanity, Languages and Social Sciences Faculty hosted a Faculty Enrichment Fair at Manchester Metropolitan University. With 20 stalls on offer, the Fair gave students the opportunity to find out more about the faculty’s extra-curricular activities. Stallholders included The Students’ Union, The MMU Student Press Office, Time to Change and Kirsten…
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Politics in Britain: How Interested Are We?

25th February 2015 By aAh! 0 180

By Miles Gleeson Politics in Britain is a hot topic now with the general election looming over us. Honestly, I do feel a slight air of excitement contemplating this, due to more parties having a spotlight upon them in the coming months and as to which will be in power come May. I would not…
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The History of The Caribbean Communities in Britain Book Launch with Professor Hakim Adi

20th February 2015 By aAh! 0 214

By Jamie Ryder The importance of history was the focus of the book launch event that took place at the Birley Campus at Manchester Metropolitan University (MMU). Professor Hakim Adi, author of The History of The Caribbean Communities in Britain, was there to re-launch the book, first published twenty years ago, to an eager audience of teachers,…
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Preview: HLSS Faculty Enrichment Fair

18th February 2015 By aAh! 0 249

By Jacqueline Grima If you find yourself with some free time during Student Volunteering Week (23rd-27th February), then head over to the Humanity, Languages and Social Science Faculty’s (HLSS) ‘Faculty Enrichment Fair’. Taking place in Manchester Metropolitan University’s (MMU) Geoffrey Manton Building on Tuesday 24th February, the event will run from 10am until 2pm. Offering…
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Book Review: All the Bright Places

13th February 2015 By aAh! 0 345
By Joanna Shaw This book was advertised in January as “the young adult book that everyone should read”, and in some cases, I believe that statement to be true. Violet is a girl caught up in grief over the death of her sister and Finch is a troubled boy debating suicide. Finch first encounters Violet on…

HLSS Faculty Enrichment Fair 2015

Politics in Britain: How Interested Are We?

The History of The Caribbean Communities in Britain Book Launch with Professor Hakim Adi

Preview: HLSS Faculty Enrichment Fair

Book Review: All the Bright Places

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