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Black Men Walking at Northcott Theatre

Katie Worrell reviews ‘Black Men Walking”s ‘Poetry, Passion and Politics’ at Northcott Theatre.

Oct 24, 2019 By Arts & Lit Filed Under: Arts & Lit, Arts Reviews Tagged With: Review, poetry, theatre, Northcott Theatre, Politics, black men walking, racial, the eclipse theatre company

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A big welcome to everyone arriving and returning to Exeter this week!

We've got exclusive investigations into the University and larger community, as well as some top advice for your first few weeks here.

Available in the Forum, DH2, St Luke's, and with the welcome packs!

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This Fresher’s week, 14th-20th September, we hav

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Finally the #alevelresults are in, uni offers have

Finally the #alevelresults are in, uni offers have been made & we are looking forward to welcoming new students to #exeteruniversity 🎉 ⁣
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If you want to get involved in Exeter’s #studentnewspaper Exeposé, we are happy to help 📰 . ⁣
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Online Editor @maddie.r.baker gives a snapshot of

Online Editor @maddie.r.baker gives a snapshot of some of the articles available on Exeposé Online 📸 ⁣
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Maddie’s Editor’s Pick is Stephen Ong’s review of the #taylorswift album folklore. A comprehensive look at the singer’s latest album 🎶 ⁣
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Check out the article via the link in the bio or exepose.com/2020/08/06/album-review-taylor-swift-folklore/

Meet Exeposé’s senior team for 2020-21! 💚 -

Meet Exeposé’s senior team for 2020-21! 💚
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Our senior team is made up of 2 online editors, Maddie and Ria who oversea our online content, 2 print editors, Bryony and Kamila who oversea our print editions and 2 deputy editors, Pete and Richard who do a mixture of both. The team this year has a really strong dynamic and some slightly varied degrees with only half of us doing English ! (Unusual for us) 📚
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We are also so lucky to be working with such a brilliant committee of over 30 section editors who will be posting their own introductions on their pages soon so follow the sections tagged to see those! 👀
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We can’t wait for more amazing articles and writers to join Exeposé this year! If there are any questions, feel free to give us a DM ✏️
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🚨 NEW ISSUE ALERT 🚨 A senior law lecturer h

🚨 NEW ISSUE ALERT 🚨
A senior law lecturer has confirmed that they were the owner of the antiracist poster that was vandalised last year.

Also inside: A Guild election results analysis and a reflection on the joys of D&D!

Pick up your free copy in Forum, St. Luke’s & DH1!

🚨🚨NEW ISSUE ALERT!🚨🚨 The homophobic al

🚨🚨NEW ISSUE ALERT!🚨🚨 The homophobic allegations against the Evangelical Christian Union take the spotlight.
We have some touching insights into what #LGBTQHistoryMonth means, as well as our independent analysis of the #ExeElections20.

Available in Forum,DH1 and St Luke’s!

New issue is out! 🙀🙀🙀 Our front page char

New issue is out! 🙀🙀🙀 Our front page charts the rise in sexual assaults across Exeter. We've also reported on books destroyed by the library, and students' response to Tier 4 reminders.

Also a Ghibli feature, a section on STIs, and introspectives on arts and literature!
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The first issue of Exeposé for 2020 has arrived!

The first issue of Exeposé for 2020 has arrived!
Find lots of cats-to-screen content, music releases to look forward to and an analysis of the interruption to studies system!
Find yourself a free copy in Forum, DH1 & St. Luke's!

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