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Buying books for Christmas: In defence of Literary ‘Snobbery’.
It’s Christmastime and I imagine most of us at Bristol have a long list of books we want to read, have wish-listed for Christmas and perhaps been gifted, or are finally going to delve into after years of putting off.
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Review: Bristol Poetry Institute Annual Reading with Claudia Rankine
by Emma Hanson, English Literature, Masters The Bristol Poetry Institute annual reading took place on Wednesday 18th November, organised in
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The best films and series to stream in lockdown
Whether your lockdown has been filled with the stress of impending deadlines or just a bit of extra time for rest and relaxation, sitting back in front of the TV (or laptop) is always a good way to unwind. Here are some of the best films and series to stream this lockdown.
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Mural unveiled to commemorate Bristol Palestine Film Festival’s tenth anniversary
The Bristol Palestine Film Festival has unveiled a mural on Jamaica Street to commemorate the festival’s tenth anniversary, which will take place online this year from Friday 4 to Sunday 6 December.
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Bristol Old Vic and the pandemic
by Sophie Mayhew, Third year, Liberal Arts As a passionate theatre advocate and part-time usher at Bristol Old Vic, I
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Opinion | The Arts are important. Don't let the Tories tell you otherwise
It is the opinion of many that arts are an expendable hobby, incomprehensible as a ‘proper career’. The Arts are understatedly important and should be celebrated, not pushed aside.
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Celebrating Black History: The Black cultural icons who inspire Bristol students
From Bristol’s involvement in the slave trade, to the 1960s Bristol Bus Boycott that helped influence the UK’s first Race Relations Act, Bristol’s important position in Black British history is unquestionable.
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In Defence of Poetry: my tumultuous relationship with verse
Next year, poetry will be made optional for GCSE students in England. We would hope they choose to take it up because, as the pandemic has shown us, poetry can be a valuable form of connection and stir a growth in our humanity.
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