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Review: Call My Agent!
By Jasmine Jones Witty, Emotional, Elegant. Call My Agent! is the cult comedy drama you must add to your watchlist.
Love is Love: Our Favourite LGBTQ+ Romances in Film and TV
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Invisible Illnesses VIII: Prosopagnosia and Face Blindness
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Indian Farmers’ Protest: What You Need to Know
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Celebrate Women’s History Month with These 6 Books
by Leah Hocking. This March, to celebrate Women’s History Month, which highlights and commemorates women’s contributions to history and society,
English Literature Degrees: Does Studying Books Ruin Your Relationship with Them?
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National Potato Chip Day
Yesterday was National Potato Chip day, and to celebrate this tasty, salty snack many of us have grown up with,
Review: Behind Her Eyes (Netflix)
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An Interview with Black Honey
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“We’re All Born Naked And The Rest Is Drag”
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The Girly Girl in Literature and Film
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Mother’s Day Special: Our Mother’s Influences On Our Fashion
Words by Laila Hodd My mum has been my guiding light and greatest influence in all aspects of life, as
‘So what are we?’: Exploring Labels and Self-Advocacy in Relationships
words by: Sarah Mason New people are exciting, new sex is exciting, and new relationships are perhaps the most exciting.
Invisible Illnesses VII: Living with an Undiagnosed Autoimmune Disease
By Ella Lloyd Illustration by Amelia Field *TW ÔÇô Discussions of autoimmune diseases and undiagnosable illnesses* When I was 11,
Culture in the Classroom
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An Interview with Tizane
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