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Preview: HLSS Faculty Enrichment Fair

18th February 2015 By aAh! 0 226

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! 0 316
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…
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Gone But Not Forgotten: Heath Ledger

10th February 2015 By aAh! 0 437

By Luke Spiby Last month marked the seven year anniversary of Heath Ledger’s death. Ledger overdosed in his home on 22nd January 2008 at the premature age of 28; his toxicology report revealed that a total of six different prescription drugs were found in his system. This tragedy came only a few months after a…
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Disability: An Opportunity To Rethink The Human

10th February 2015 By aAh! 0 447

By Jacqueline Grima It is difficult to understand how, in our supposedly modern world, there can be a large section of society that, on a daily basis, faces prejudice, marginalisation and the denial of its right to participate in the world of education, work and relationships. In other words, who appear to be treated as…
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Dale Hannah Wins Commonword Diversity Writing for Children Competition

10th February 2015 By aAh! 0 512

By Jamie Ryder The International Anthony Burgess Foundation played host to a competition that celebrated the diversity of children’s literature in the Commonword Diversity prize, which saw MMU Creative Writing student, Dale Hannah, scoop top prize. Commonword, partner organization with the Manchester Children’s Book Festival brought together the competition which saw Dale emerge victorious from…

Preview: HLSS Faculty Enrichment Fair

Book Review: All the Bright Places

Gone But Not Forgotten: Heath Ledger

Disability: An Opportunity To Rethink The Human

Dale Hannah Wins Commonword Diversity Writing for Children Competition

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