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    Series 8 of Carol Ann Duffy and Friends

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      21st November 2013, Royal Exchange Theatre, Manchester. According to our host, Poet Laureate Carol Ann Duffy, these evenings are held to introduce students from MMU’s writing school to ‘the evil world of poetry, red wine and Jazz’. Carol Ann kicked off the event in style by reading two of her own, unpublished, poems. The…

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    Big World, Larger Diversity

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    Global Citizens: Global Futures Fair, Geoffrey Manton, MMU, 20th November As people rushed in from the cold November weather outside, shedding hats and scarves, they were warmly greeted by a diverse array of people, music, and entertainment from all corners of the world (I wonder if it’s any warmer there). Oh, and a giant luminous…

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    Shirtless and Well Supported

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    Review: Panic! At The Disco, Manchester Academy, 20th November   Panic! At The Disco blessed Manchester with their powerful presence during the European tour to promote their new album release Too Weird to Live, Too Rare to Die. The gig was opened by Danish dance rock three-piece, New Politics, who blew the crowd away with…

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    Salford Part of Global March Against Mainstream Media

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    Words by Justine Chamberlain The March Against Mainstream Media bias occurred in several cities across the world last weekend, including Salford. ‘Occupy the BBC’ demonstrated outside BBC Salford studios on Saturday. Visible on videos on the internet, what looks like several hundred people gathered to listen to speeches, music and to show their frustration at…

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    Digital Media Becoming Global

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    Words by Chloe M Thornton. This academic year, the Institute of Humanities and Social Science Research is hosting its first Humanities in Public programme, offering a variety of events and lectures that cover everything from the ‘Global Society’ to ’21st Century Feminism’ and ‘Body Images’. Dr Paul Kennedy, convenor of the Global Society lectures, introduced…

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