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Friday On My Mind – Dave Haslam at MMU

26th November 2014 By aAh! 0 260

By Sojourner McKenzie As part of the Humanities in Public series ‘Contesting Youth’, legendary DJ, Dave Haslam, appeared at Manchester Metropolitan University to give a talk on the youth culture which surrounds clubs and nightlife. The event, held in conjunction with the Manchester Centre for Youth Studies, saw Haslam, now also a writer and cultural…
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A Writer’s Return

25th November 2014 By aAh! 0 178

By Ruth Cornish On Wednesday night, The International Anthony Burgess Foundation hosted two of today’s finest contemporary travel writers, Kei Miller and Elif Shafak, for an intellectually enriching evening of readings and stimulating discussion surrounding what it means to travel away from home and then return. Kei Miller is a Jamaican writer, currently living in…
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Eight Decades of Youth at ‘Forever Young’ Film Premiere

25th November 2014 By aAh! 0 213

By Dan J. Broadley Last week saw Manchester Central Library host a very special premiere screening of a film produced Manchester Metropolitan University. ‘Forever Young’ is an ambitious documentary project which was put together by MMU’s Humanities in Public team for the national Being Human Festival. Set against the backdrop of north west England, the…
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Foo Fighters Album Review

23rd November 2014 By aAh! 0 266

By Jacob Hurt The Foo Fighter’s 8th album, Sonic Highway, features some of their most ambitious production yet. The concept behind the album is an expansion of Dave Grohl’s Sound City experiment, but this time on a national scale. Rather than focusing on the music production history of one city (Los Angeles), he takes his band…
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Beating The Blues and Alternative Highs

20th November 2014 By aAh! 0 199

By Joshua Lee “Unfortunately, we don’t live in an ideal world,” remarked Tim Bradshaw, mental health nurse and guest speaker at the Beating the Blues and Alternative Highs event, organised by Manchester Metropolitan University (MMU)’s ‘Time to Change’ society, held in order to discuss the issue of mental health, as well as to provide information…

Friday On My Mind – Dave Haslam at MMU

A Writer’s Return

Eight Decades of Youth at ‘Forever Young’ Film Premiere

Foo Fighters Album Review

Beating The Blues and Alternative Highs

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