Harry Potter Reboot: A Second Chance For Storytelling?
Sam Hartley weighs up the anxieties surrounding the new Harry Potter series’ cast, production, and budget.
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The Oppressor, the Oppressed, and the Middle Ground
Darcy McBrinn examines how in ‘a modern world of Trumps, Musks, Murdochs…th[e] division Lang would have wished mediated is becoming increasingly absolute’
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A Very Polite Affair: The Illusions of Intimacy in Vita & Virginia
There is an overarching sense that Sackville-West’s bisexuality was alluring but unthreatening; a quirk of her aristocratic idiosyncrasy. Vita and Virginia, analysed by Kitty Frith.
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Spike Lee’s ‘Do The Right Thing’ and the 1989 New York mayoral election
Torin McGregor breaks down the political significance of “Do The Right Thing”.
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The Great Ghost Hoax
Lucy Atkinson asks whether a publicly funded broadcaster should ever exploit its own credibility for entertainment?
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Careers Mentoring Programme: A Durham Initiative
Features Editor, Erin Donnelly, provides information on Durham University’s latest initiative bridging the gap between academic learning and professional life.
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Run2Evolve: Durham’s latest running club
“We wanted to create something different – something that feels good both in the moment and long run” Charlotte Crump and Willa Straus reveal Durham’s latest running club for women.
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Level Up: A Durham initiative
Erin Donnelly outlines the objectives, benefits, and vital importance of Level-Up, a new Durham initiative.
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Maddie’s story: The true reality of university life
“At the grand age of 21, I honestly have no clue what I am doing” Maddie Morgan reflects on her experiences of university life and how she will change that this academic year.
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McDonald’s in Gilesgate set to open in May
The new McDonald’s has requested a license to operate from 11pm to 5am, as well as normal daytime hours, seven days a week.
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