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    UNESCO Chair of Human Rights Fights Case for Humanities.

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    ‘Human Rights, Humanities and Higher Education’: Jean-Paul Lehners, Geoffrey Manton Building, MMU, Monday, 22nd April Words by Neil Harrison Photograph by wwwen.uni.lu This week’s IHSSRresearch seminar sees MMU play host to the first UNESCO Chair of Human Rights and recently retired Professor of Global History at the University of Luxembourg, Jean-Paul Lehners. Professor Lehners, who…

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    Celebrate The Need of Humanities In The 21st Century

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    Do Humanities Matter in the 21st Century? Neil Harrison, Richard Reed, and Sascha Wilts all agree with a resounding and resonating… YES!  Words by Siobhán O’Toole Left to right: Richard Reed, Neil Harrison & Sascha Wilts Today’s award ceremony celebrated three deserving winners who all entered wonderfully diverse pieces in reaction to the above question earlier…

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    Sue Stern: The Trials, Tribulations and Triumphs of Becoming a Successful Writer

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    Student Press Officer, Siobhan O’Toole, talks to Didsbury’s Sue Stern—published novelist, poet, and children’s author, about her influences, journey as a developing writer, heritage, and joy of becoming self-published. Words by Siobhán O’Toole On approaching the lovely Didsbury home of Sue Stern today, I could not help but feel nervous excitement after reading and enjoying…

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    Premier at the Royal Northern College of Music

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    Award-winning Manchester duo, composer Michael Betteridge and writer Lynn Pegler, have joined forces again to create a new work for strings and voice, which will be premiered at the Royal Northern College of Music (RNCM) on Saturday 4 May. Michael Betteridge and Lynn Pegler at the Royal Northern College of Music. Their new piece Dancing Dynamite will…

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    140 Characters, Directed by Rosie Stuart and Elisa Amesbury

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    norfox, the Library Theatre Company’s Young People’s Theatre Company, are back with a show all about growing up in a world dominated by social media. A play devised by young people immersed in technology, exploring the darkness and delight of the world at their fingertips. Join us as we untangle the wires, track the trends…

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