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Scarlett Parr Reid

(Diss)pairing over my education

Scarlett Parr-Reid, Print Science Editor, shares her feelings of anxiety surrounding her dissertation deadlines I have always been astounded by the ability of past me to be overly ambitious and make decisions which I would later regret. I mean, writing one 6000-word dissertation is not enough, right? How about two? Having written one and enduring […]

Feb 25, 2020 By Scarlett Parr Reid Filed Under: Lifestyle, Wellbeing Tagged With: anxiety, Deadlines, Dissertation, dissertation stress, wellbeing centre, studying, Coursework

An Evaluation of Unnatural Selection – Cut, Paste, Life

Scarlett Parr-Reid gives her review of the first episode from the Netflix series ‘Unnatural Selection’.

Feb 15, 2020 By Scarlett Parr Reid Filed Under: Science, Reviews Tagged With: Evolution, genetic engineering, gene editing, natural selection, science review, Unnatural Selection

The Winter Depression

Scarlett Parr Reid, Print Science Editor, discusses Seasonal Affective Disorder, an issue facing as much as 20% of the UK population

Nov 19, 2019 By Scarlett Parr Reid Filed Under: Science, Health Tagged With: weather, Winter, SAD, sleep, emotions, seasonal affective disorder

A Pint Sized Conversation

Scarlett Parr-Reid, Science Print Editor, interviews Medical Imaging lecturer Julie Mills, the organiser of the latest A Pint Sized Conversation performance at Exeter, as well as Dylan Frankland, director and actor and Ferdinand Boucher, medicine student at Exeter who attended the performance.

Nov 7, 2019 By Scarlett Parr Reid Filed Under: Science, Lifestyle, Wellbeing Tagged With: theatre, drama, mental health, St Luke's, production, Interviews, theatre review, pint sized conversation

National Pathology Week 2019

Don’t miss National Pathology Week school visits, laboratory tours and stalls on campus at Exeter from 4th to 8th November.

Nov 2, 2019 By Scarlett Parr Reid Filed Under: Science, Science News, Health, Headlines Tagged With: Exeter, health, University of Exeter News, microbiology, University of Exeter Medical School, national pathology week, pathology

Homesickness at University

Scarlett Parr Reid, print science editor discusses her previous experiences struggling with homesickness.

Oct 7, 2019 By Scarlett Parr Reid Filed Under: Lifestyle, Wellbeing Tagged With: University, Exeter, exeposé, wellbeing, homesick, homesickness, home

The story of Homo luzonensis

Print Science Editor Scarlett Parr-Reid tells us what is known about Homo luzonensis, a newly discovered species of humans.

Jun 5, 2019 By Scarlett Parr Reid Filed Under: Science, Science News, Reviews Tagged With: philippines, darwin, Evolution, human evolution, Homo Luzonensis, Luzon Island

Mental Health Myth Busting: Eating Disorders

Scarlett Reid, Print Science Editor thoughtfully discusses the myths that surround eating disorders and how to combat those stereotypes.

May 20, 2019 By Scarlett Parr Reid Filed Under: Lifestyle, Food, Fitness, Wellbeing Tagged With: exeposé, Support, stereotypes, eating disorders, recovery, confidence, #lifestyle, struggle

On slowing down…

Scarlett Parr Reid, Print Science Editor, sings the praises of slowing our paces in a world that doesn’t stop.

May 14, 2019 By Scarlett Parr Reid Filed Under: Lifestyle, Culture, Wellbeing Tagged With: revision, Phones, relax, productivity, slow

Men in White

Not all scientists are the stereotypical Frankensteinian, Emmett “Doc” Brown lookalikes of this world, supposedly out-of-touch with reality. We can all admit that this is sci-fi nonsense. And that’s exactly the white-coated myth that Dr. John Chilton and Dr. Lorna Harries set out to debunk at the Exeter Medical School in 2005 (then the Peninsula […]

Mar 30, 2019 By Scarlett Parr Reid Filed Under: Science Tagged With: Bioscience

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In light of the recent sexual assaults that occurr In light of the recent sexual assaults that occurred on campus, we listened to other survivors’ experiences of the University’s handing of sexual assaults and reported on Saturday’s vigil for Sarah Everard and Lorraine Cox.

Also in this issue, we interview student musicians about how the pandemic has impacted them and review the history of Guild elections with this year’s results.

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