Jeremy Daubeny, a first year Economics and Politics student at the University of Exeter, has been…
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Our lockdown pastimes have become a habit, repetitive, boring. Life seems to have started again since April 12th, but there is still a lot of uncertainty. Eleanor observes the good things we have the ability to do now, and discusses some other possibilities the future may hold, like going on holiday.
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Freda Worrell explores both the positive and negative impacts that reading can have on people with eating disorders.
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Jeremy Daubeny, a first year Economics and Politics student at the University of Exeter, has been…
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Our lockdown pastimes have become a habit, repetitive, boring. Life seems to have started again since April 12th, but there is still a lot of uncertainty. Eleanor observes the good things we have the ability to do now, and discusses some other possibilities the future may hold, like going on holiday.
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Freda Worrell explores both the positive and negative impacts that reading can have on people with eating disorders.
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