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    We Won’t Be Unhappy Tonight

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    MMU’s Vocalists   LGBT in History Month Welcome, New Business School, Manchester Metropolitan University, Friday 31st January 2014   When you say you’ll be staying at work late on a Friday night, colleagues give you a sympathetic smile. Then they quickly run to make their own escape to the pub. Pity these colleagues and their…

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    Team Harry or Team Ron? (Does it Really Matter?)

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      So surprise surprise, an author has expressed regret at a certain plot point in their novel. This would normally slip beneath society’s radar. After all, we are all human – who hasn’t looked back at something and wished they could have chosen a different path? However, in this case, it wasn’t just your everyday…

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    Woody Guthrie: Hard Times and Hard Travelin’

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      Will Kaufman: Musical Performance, Geoffrey Manton Building, Manchester Metropolitan University, Friday 31st January 2014   “I was walking along Oxford Road, carrying my guitar,” exclaimed Will Kaufman, as he donned the guitar in question, “When I saw a group of kids walking towards me, who shouted ‘Oi! Llewyn Davis!’”   This opening joke set…

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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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