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    Ruth Owen Launches her Debut Novel

    30th May 2014 By 0 247

    By Lisa Burns   There was a real buzz at the International Anthony Burgess Foundation on Wednesday evening as a group of literature enthusiasts gathered to celebrate the publication of Ruth Owen’s latest novel Into Dusk. Joined by a group of guest readers, (all former Manchester Metropolitan University students), Owen read excerpts from the novel,…

  • Entertainment, News

    Slam Dunk up North

    29th May 2014 By 0 228

    For the ninth year running, Leeds has hosted the ever-growing Slam Dunk Festival, this year featuring artists such as The All-American Rejects, Less Than Jake and Kids in Glass Houses. Emerging from the club night held at music venue The Cockpit in Leeds, Slam Dunk Festival began in 2006 as a one-day music festival boasting…

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    X-Men: Days of Future Past (2014) Film Review

    27th May 2014 By 0 318

    By Jordan Noton (Spoiler Free!) X-Men. The word has become synonymous with the superhero genre and the summer blockbuster. Through spellbinding highs and nauseous lows, the X-Men movie franchise has endured. The incredible one-two punch of X-Men (2000) and X2 (2003) reaffirmed the hope that comic-books and graphic novels could be an important part of cinema…

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    Behind The Closed Door: Domestic Abuse, Asian Cultural oppression and Deaf Awareness

    22nd May 2014 By 0 1016

    Domestic abuse, cultural oppression and audism (discrimination against deaf people) may appear like an unexpected trio of issues to be tackled in one lecture, however Manchester Metropolitan University’s (MMU) Bhulla Beghal addresses them all in his emotionally charged biographical film 25 Minutes of a Lifetime. Journeying through the life of a deaf Indian woman, the…

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