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A Grinch’s Guide to Christmas in Exeter
by Charlie Gershinson
GREAT Western Railway?
by Gracie Moore
Winter Ball: Going Cold Turkey (and Not in a Good Way)
by Orla Watson
A Climate Leader’s Guide to Procrastination
by Bronwyn Payne
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A Climate Leader’s Guide to Procrastination

Soon it will be the 28th COP Summit, where a global demonstration of procrastinating the hard work will take place.
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Coursework deadlines? Already?

Maximus Woodley attempts to answer the question facing many students at this time of year: will I get my coursework
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It’s November, and you know what that means…Christmas!

Eloise Grainger delves into one of the biggest contemporary debates: is November too early for Christmas?
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Fantastic or frightening? The Flaming Tar Barrels of Ottery St Mary.

Rachel McEwan dives into the infamous local tradition of Tar Barrels.
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Homebound: rest for the wicked fresher

Amelia Shore-Nye discusses the many benefits of reading week.
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Bed bugs in Exeter!

Annabel Jeffrey theorises that it may not be just Paris facing bedbugs, and that we should be more careful of
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Arts & LitArts Features

Exmoor National Park’s 70th Anniversary

Anna Spencer discusses Exmoor National Park and the events in honour of its 70th anniversary.
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ScreenScreen Reviews

Review: KAOS

Jo Howard reviews the new Netflix TV series KAOS.
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Arts & LitArts Reviews

Review: Sally Rooney’s ‘Intermezzo’

Bethany Last talks the trials and tribulations of young adult life in Sally Rooney's new novel.
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ScreenScreen Reviews

Review: Speak No Evil

Online Music Editor, Zandie Howells, reviews the new thriller 'Speak No Evil'.
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Music

Battle of the Bands – Queen of the 70s

Wilfred Smith argues (fairly cynically) for why Queen are a greater band than The Beatles, looking at contemporary competition, monthly
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ScreenScreen Reviews

International Cinema Spotlight: Rams (2015) by Grímur Hákonarson

Uncover the bittersweet tale of brotherhood in Archie Evans' review of "Rams" (2015), an Icelandic gem.
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