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The best an ad can be? How social issues became an advertising trend
In the wake of Gillette’s divisive advert criticising toxic masculinity, the purpose of such social commentaries in marketing campaigns has been questioned, but why are companies seeking to associate their miscellaneous products with more complex issues?
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'I am the Senate', 'Save Blue Mountain' and other suggestions for new Senate House name
By Cameron Scheijde co-Editor-in-Chief Senate House, no longer the home of the University's senate but instead a new student hub,...
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Sugar-free February
Put simply, when it comes to chocolate I have a problem. The sugary reliable goodness of milk chocolate, the glorious, rich caffeine hit of dark chocolate, and the sweet childhood memories in white chocolate all fill me with a short-lived happiness....
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Taking care after a break up
The end of a relationship can seem like the end of your world. Emotions are heightened and everything can feel a little intense. This can have negative consequences to one's mental health....
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Students and staff urged to be 'vigilant' following incident on Woodland Road
Last Friday, February 8, a student was inappropriately touched after a man climbed into her car, parked on Woodland Road, just after 7pm....
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Protest at College Green demands action on climate change
An estimated 70,000 schoolchildren took part in coordinated protests across the world....
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Time management: planning through technology or with your pen
Book vs. Kindle, hand-written vs. typed, paper or phone: everyday new apps are created, technologies invented and lives made “easier” and with that comes a choice. Ease, speed and accessibility are what companies think draw us in. However, what do we prefer?...
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'It’s time for the rules of the arts world to change' - Maisie Williams on her new artist networking app, Daisie
Last week, *Game of Thrones* star Maisie Williams came to home-town Bristol to speak to students about an acting career. With it, she discussed her new app, Daisie, which aims to connect creatives and encourage collaboration. Is it a good idea? Yasmin Inkersole discusses....
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