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    Holocaust Survivor Joanna Millan Gives Inspirational University Talk

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    Anybody would have been surprised had they arrived midway into Holocaust survivor Joanna Millan’s lecture. Immediately different to your average lecture theatre, all seats were filled, everyone was silent, and there was no one at the back struggling with an oncoming hangover. In the audience, students and staff alike were utterly enthralled by Joanna’s graceful…

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    No Sex Please, We’re in Denial

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    Words by Lisa Burns Dr. Phil Hutchinson, Professor of Philosophy at MMU Cheshire, led a discussion on ‘Shame and Disclosure’ at Manchester Metropolitan University (MMU) last night. In the first real outing of his new paper, Hutchinson explored the links between the spread of STIs and HIV, and the socially ingrained sense of shame surrounding…

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    LGBT Music – Should it have a message?

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    Words by Ellen Le Messurier Manchester Metropolitan University’s (MMU) LGBT History Month continued with a fantastic and innovative talk by none other than singer songwriter Claire Mooney. Patron of Manchester Pride and LGBT Youth North West, her talk reflected on LGBT (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender) music, and whether they have a message or are…

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    Manchester Writing School Visiting Teaching Fellows to Attend Emirates Airlines Festival of Literature

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    Interviewed by Justine Chamberlain Manchester Writing School Visiting Teaching Fellows Sherry Ashworth and Anjum Malik are heading out to Dubai to visit the Emirates Airlines Festival of Literature, in association with MMU’s Manchester Children’s Book Festival. I caught up with them in between prepping their work and packing their cases. HH: Dubai isn’t a place I’d normally connect…

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    Women in Philosophy: Crossing Over into the Political Sphere

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        Words by Lisa Burns   Professor Tina Chanter of Kingston University, feminist philosopher, led a talk on Feminist Art, Politics, and Gender, as part of the Women in Philosophy strand of the Humanities in Public programme at Manchester Metropolitan University (MMU), with a large crowd of philosophy enthusiasts attending the event.   The…

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