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Kiev: A New Revolution?

6th December 2013 By aAh! 0 125

For a nation so finely balanced between Moscow and Europe, both socially and politically, a significant move in either direction will always threaten to tip the scales. For many Ukrainians, particularly in the west of the country, President Viktor Yanukovych’s reticence to bring the country further into Europe’s sphere of influence does not represent a…
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Scrooge Leaps for Joy In Northern Ballet’s Interpretation Of A Classic

5th December 2013 By aAh! 0 171

Written by Chloe M. Thornton “Marley was dead: to begin with.” So goes the opening sentence of Charles Dickens’ much loved novella, A Christmas Carol. Morose, it may seem, the beginning to the story of Ebenezer Scrooge’s transformation from a ‘squeezing, wrenching, grasping, scraping, clutching, covetous old sinner’ to the man who becomes a ‘second…
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What does it mean to be a Global Citizen in the 21st Century?

4th December 2013 By aAh! 0 975

Experiencing and engaging with citizenship in a global context – the third and final public lecture in the Global Societies series, Monday, 2nd December, as part of the Humanities in Public programme at MMU. Dr Darren O’Byrne, Principal Lecturer in Sociology and Human Rights at University of Roehampton, delivered an enlightening lecture on global citizenship…
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Coming To A Spaceport Near You: A Commentary

4th December 2013 By aAh! 0 106

Virgin Galactic SS2 – c/o virgingalactic.com Written by Justine Chamberlain Space programmes are finding their way into the public consciousness again, but how much does it matter? Early in November, NBCUniversal announced that it was partnering with Virgin Galactic to ‘televise the inaugural commercial space flight of SpaceShipTwo’, that, rather oddly, being the name of…
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Manchester Met’s History Society host Movember social

3rd December 2013 By aAh! 0 140

By Natalie Carragher Thursday night’s Student Union Met Bar staff were treated to a highly distinguished, well-groomed clientele, as Manchester Met’s History Society’s Movember charity moustache-bash got underway. History Society members came out in full force to parade their facial furniture at the event, which saw the History Society Committee raise £116 for Movember UK….

Kiev: A New Revolution?

Scrooge Leaps for Joy In Northern Ballet’s Interpretation Of A Classic

What does it mean to be a Global Citizen in the 21st Century?

Coming To A Spaceport Near You: A Commentary

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