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Manchester Met Raise Over £700 for Charity with Puppy Cuddles

28th April 2016 By aAh! 0 431

By Jack Holmes Impending deadlines? Missing home? Been in your overdraft so long you don’t remember what “money” even is anymore? Maybe you’re just feeling, ahem, ruff? Don’t worry guys, MMU Sport is giving you a little break from your everyday student stresses, to instead, pet super cute dogs with a completely sold out day of…
Lifestyle
Fancy A Burger? Try Making Your Own

26th April 2016 By aAh! 0 200

By Jacqueline Grima Huge gourmet burgers are becoming increasingly popular with today’s foodies, with many of Manchester’s restaurants, like Gourmet Burger Kitchen and the Handmade Burger Co. now offering a vast array of beef, pork or chicken varieties. Think Hawaiian double-deckers with slices of bacon and pineapple, Hunters’ Chicken Burgers with cheese and barbeque sauce…
Lifestyle, Manchester, News
Rosamond Prize Celebrates Ninth Year

26th April 2016 By aAh! 0 448

By Frazer MacDonald This week, the Royal Northern College of Music (RNCM) hosted the ninth Rosamond Prize Concert, an annual project that sees music students from the college collaborate with creative writing students from the Manchester Writing School to create a unique blend of spoken word performance and classical music. Before the concert began, Manchester…
Manchester, News
Tilting at Windmills: Cervantes ‘Meets’ Shakespeare 400 Years On

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By Jamie Ryder Manchester Metropolitan University’s Humanities in Public series brought together two of the most influential writers in history on Friday with an event entitled ‘Tilting at Windmills: Cervantes ‘Meets’ Shakespeare 400 Years On’. Taking place at the university’s Number 70 building, the event celebrated the work of both authors who shared literary acclaim…
Lifestyle, News, Review
Manchester Met Screens Patricio Guzman’s The Battle Of Chile

26th April 2016 By aAh! 0 229

By Jacqueline Grima Photography: Rachael Burns The 2016 Humanities in Public (HiP) festival continued at Manchester Metropolitan University (Manchester Met) this week with an event entitled ‘Legacy of a Struggle: Patricio Guzmán’s The Battle of Chile’. The event was convened by Jim Laycock of Vis-à-Vis films and featured guests presentations from Dr Francisca Ortiz from the…

Manchester Met Raise Over £700 for Charity with Puppy Cuddles

Fancy A Burger? Try Making Your Own

Rosamond Prize Celebrates Ninth Year

Tilting at Windmills: Cervantes ‘Meets’ Shakespeare 400 Years On

Manchester Met Screens Patricio Guzman’s The Battle Of Chile

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