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Review: Made in Italy

Maggie John finds beauty in the latest Liam Neeson vehicle, Made in Italy

Apr 21, 2021 By Maggie John Filed Under: Screen, Screen Reviews Tagged With: Film, italy, Prime Video, Made in Italy, Liam Neeson, Micheál Richardson, Father and son

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Tabitha Burnett reviews the latest comedy series from Amazon Prime, Upload

May 20, 2020 By Tabitha Burnett Filed Under: Screen, Screen Reviews Tagged With: Comedy, the office, Afterlife, TV Series, parks and recreation, Upload, Prime Video, Amazon Original, Greg Daniels

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What do actresses Carey Mulligan, Jennifer Lawrenc

What do actresses Carey Mulligan, Jennifer Lawrence and Angelina Jolie have in common?

They've all played women much older than their actual age.

Hollywood seemingly favours the young, Georgia Balmer argues, and considers anyone who rises to fame in their 30s 'late' to the game.

Data shows, however, that Hollywood's attitude towards male actors is different, with a 2016 Clemson report finding that past age 40, men possessed 80 per cent of leading roles.

To read the full article, click the link in our bio.

Writer: Georgia Balmer
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The University of Exeter has asked students who ac

The University of Exeter has asked students who accepted offers to study medicine in September 2021 to defer until 2022 and in return, will compensate them with free accommodation during their first year and a cash bursary of £10,000.

This request for deferral comes as the University finds itself over subscribed as a higher proportion of students have chosen Exeter as their first choice but the requirement for NHS clinical placement years, and the £180,000 cost per medical degree means the government caps the available places per annum.

To read the full article, click the link in our bio.

Writer: Meg Allan
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In June 2021, presenter Naga Munchetty revealed th

In June 2021, presenter Naga Munchetty revealed that having the coil fitted was 'one of the most traumatic physical experiences' of her life due to the pain it caused. She fainted twice during the procedure.

A few days after, Britney Spears' admission that she is not allowed to remove her IUD because of her 13-year long conservatorship shocked the public.

John Guillebaud, a professor of reproductive health at University College London, stated in 2016 that period pain can be as painful as heart attacks.

Yet female sexual health remains a taboo subject, Leah Frape writes, and pain during sex, menstration and certain reproductive health procedures is considered 'normal', despite it being a damaging lie.

To read the full article, click the link in our bio.

Writer: Leah Frape
Image by Reproductive Health Supplies Coalition via Unsplash

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The Exeter University Rugby Football Club (EURFC)

The Exeter University Rugby Football Club (EURFC) have launched an internal investigation following sexual assault and racial abuse allegations on social media.

Posts on Facebook platforms Exefess and Confexeter allege instances of sexual assault and harassment outside nightclub Timepiece, as well as racism and xenophobia outside accommodation blocks. A student on the private university group Overheard also made a post claiming rugby club members scratched her car and shouted abuse at her.

Keith Fleming, the Director of Rugby at the EURFC, stated in a comment to Exeposé that the “EURFC takes these allegations extremely seriously”, and made clear that club management “were unaware of any allegations against any members of the club” up to this point.

Fleming also stated that “as yet, nobody has approached the club regarding any of the accusations on Exefess and Confexeter” but emphasised that if they did so “their concerns will be treated with the utmost respect.”

Writers: Ollie Leader De Saxe and Lucy Aylmer
Image by Pete Syme

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🎉 NEW PRINT ISSUE OUT NOW🎉 In Issue 719, we

🎉 NEW PRINT ISSUE OUT NOW🎉

In Issue 719, we report on how Exeter rugby clubs have responded to recent allegations of racism and sexual assault made online and sit down with the EUWRFC to discuss their new walking bus initiative.

We also have an interview with outgoing VP activities Liv Harvey, who speaks about her role during the pandemic, and chatted to the Northcott Theatre about their post-pandemic future.

To find out the results of our 'Punk Croc or Croc Bottom' poll and to see our writers' favourite LGBT literature and films, head over to our Exhibit section.

Our latest print issue is in fact IN PRINT so grab a copy on campus or if you're at home, read it online now via issuu.com/exeposeexeter

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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.

https://issuu.com/exeposeexeter/docs/final_copy_20210323

NEW ISSUE ALERT! This issue we report on the impac

NEW ISSUE ALERT!
This issue we report on the impact of last weekend's detonation on the student body and investigate Exeter's drug and alcohol culture.

Meanwhile, as Guild elections heat up, we give an insight into the Guild officer candidates along with our verdicts...

Read more for interviews with Armando Iannucci and Tim Burgess of The Charlatans!

https://issuu.com/exeposeexeter/docs/717bind

NEW ISSUE ALERT! This issue we report on the Univ

NEW ISSUE ALERT!

This issue we report on the University's growing proportion of private school students.

Read more for an insight into how the pandemic has affected the final year experience and an exploration of sexism in film criticism.

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