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Gemma Blundell-Doyle

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Opinion | Does grade inflation change the way students should be offered university places?

The disruption caused to the United Kingdom’s exam system by the COVID-19 pandemic has reinforced barriers that prevent higher education becoming more accessible to those from lower socio-economic backgrounds. Revisions to the university admission process should be made to reflect this.

Is wild camping your last resort summer escape?

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The Croft Magazine // Though illegal in much of the UK, wild camping can prove a good last resort. It might even be exciting, and a good chance to connect with nature.

Celeste - 'Not Your Muse' Review

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By Gemma Blundell-Doyle, Second Year English Celeste’s LP Not Your Muse, released 29 January 2021 through Polydor, has bewitched

Opinion | The transition to ‘the new normal’ on campus may not be as smooth as we anticipated

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Although the University has released extensive information on the safety measures it will install on campus, I can’t fathom how meetings of swathes of people from across the country in a concentrated area won’t result in a surge in cases of Covid-19.

Happy Birthday Tim Burton!

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Watching Burton’s films, you feel like Jack Skellington stepping through a portal into a different realm.

Opinion | Marc Quinn’s statue was a temporary gimmick, but revealed a Bristol still struggling with its past

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‘The removal of Quinn’s sculpture was as significant as its installation. It revealed Bristol is still navigating how (or if it is even possible) to remedy its past.’