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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…
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Manchester Met Screens Patricio Guzman’s The Battle Of Chile

26th April 2016 By aAh! 0 244

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…
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Review: Game of Thrones – The Red Woman

26th April 2016 By aAh! 0 269

By Jack Rea The wait is finally over. Winter has come! (In April of all months…) Everyone will be pleased to hear that the action picks up mere seconds on from the end of season 5. A lovely tracking shot of the Wall, pan down to Jon Snow, yep he’s still dead… moving on. Part…
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Poetry and Translation: North West Poetry and Poetics Network Gathers at University of Salford

25th April 2016 By aAh! 0 264

By Freddie Bruhin-Price & Rory Spencer There is no doubt that the Manchester poetry scene is both vibrant and eclectic. With poets such as Carol Ann Duffy, Paul Farley and Deryn Rees-Jones all hailing from the area, it is easy to see that the North West is something of a poetic epicentre. Last week, the…
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Go Green With A Free Carbon Literacy Course At Manchester Met

25th April 2016 By aAh! 0 225

By Jacque Talbot Being green takes effort and time, especially when you haven’t the faintest idea of what it’s about. You know you should turn off electrical appliances when you’re not using them, save water, catch a bus instead of driving. You know large factories that make big, foggy, black smoke are a bad thing….

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

Manchester Met Screens Patricio Guzman’s The Battle Of Chile

Review: Game of Thrones – The Red Woman

Poetry and Translation: North West Poetry and Poetics Network Gathers at University of Salford

Go Green With A Free Carbon Literacy Course At Manchester Met

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