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Body Images: Too good to be real?

2nd April 2014 By aAh! 0 157

By Ellen Le Messurier The final lecture in the ‘Body Images’ series, part of the Humanities in Public (HiP) programme, was marked by the lecture theme ‘Becoming ‘too good to be real’: the desirability of obviously augmented breasts’. The lecture was led by Professor Debra Gimlin of Aberdeen University, whom I had a chance to…
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‘It’s Time’ To Introduce Your New Student Union Officers

1st April 2014 By aAh! 0 320

By Natalie Carragher and Neil Harrison Following last week’s emphatic victory at MMU’s Lead Your Union Election night, Humanity Hallows caught up with winning team ‘It’s Time.’ Hosted by outgoing Union President Hannah Templeman and Chief Executive of MMU Students Union Matt Robinson, the election night was a resounding success with a huge student turnout…
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Undergraduate Students Showcase Poetry

1st April 2014 By aAh! 0 162

By Sarah Douglas Final year students from the undergraduate Reading and Writing Poetry module, Department of English at Manchester Metropolitan University (MMU) took to the stage to perform at a live poetry event at Gorilla bar on Whitworth Street, Manchester. It was standing room only at the event, with audience members made up of students…
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Manchester Labour Students Target Unfair Lending

1st April 2014 By aAh! 0 226

Words by James Flynn With their flashy adverts and adverts declaring “cash in minutes”, payday lenders can offer hope to people in financial difficulties. However, the punitive interest rates offered can quickly make the problem much worse. With payday lenders becoming visible on campus, some sending staff around to encourage students to take out high…
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Encountering Corpses Symposium & Debate

29th March 2014 By aAh! 0 446

Wednesday 26 March, 2014 Manchester Metropolitan University’s (MMU) Institute of Humanities and Social Science Research (iHSSR) held a symposium entitled Encountering Corpses. The sold-out event took place at the Manchester Museum and was part of iHSSR’s Humanities in Public (HiP) programme. With a theme that focused on the human corpse and its treatment through display,…

Body Images: Too good to be real?

‘It’s Time’ To Introduce Your New Student Union Officers

Undergraduate Students Showcase Poetry

Manchester Labour Students Target Unfair Lending

Encountering Corpses Symposium & Debate

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