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    Reporting Terror: the UK Press Reaction to Woolwich

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    Lee Rigby   ‘Reporting Terror: the UK press reaction to Woolwich’ Research Seminar – Wednesday 29th January 2014     Professor Tony McEnery, Dean of the Faculty of Linguistics at University of Lancaster, spoke at the research seminar ‘Reporting Terror: the UK press reaction to Woolwich’, organised by the Centre for World Cultures and Languages…

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    Day of the Droogs

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    ‘Day of the Droogs’, 29th January, 2014 – International Anthony Burgess Foundation   To celebrate the publication of the new Penguin Classics edition of A Clockwork Orange, The International Anthony Burgess Foundation hosted an exciting ‘Day of the Droogs’ themed event. Showcasing work from nine speakers from a variety of subjects, this was an opportunity…

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    Teaching English in China

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      Written by Katie Mousdell   Before setting off to China, I had no idea what to expect. I had never been there or anywhere like it before. I did not speak the language, but I did have some experience of teaching a class full of children, and when opportunity came knocking, I answered. China…

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    Choose Sustainable Style For 2014 – ‘Stitched Up’ Show You How!

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    Words by Bryony Moore and photographs by Jon Paul Lees Fashion fans, if you’ve not visited Stitched Up HQ yet, get down there! The new venue in Chorlton has something for everybody who’s into making, mending and style – all with a side order of sustainability. The non-profit cooperative are on a mission to inspire…

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    Crime is a Wicked Problem

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    Humanities in Public Inaugural Lecture with Professor Jon Bannister, Manchester Metropolitan University, Monday 20th January 2014   Crime is a ‘Wicked Problem’ – What should criminology do about it? That was the title of Professor Jon Bannister’s inaugural lecture held in front of a packed audience consisting of students, police officers and criminologists alike. Professor…

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