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Durham University students proudly present to you Thə Definite Article.
Our very own publication dedicated to all matters cultural, international, artistic and linguistic. Explore inspiring travel destinations, fascinating foreign affairs and a world of art and cuisine. The perfect antidote to grey Durham days or year abroad nostalgia.
Our very own publication dedicated to all matters cultural, international, artistic and linguistic. Explore inspiring travel destinations, fascinating foreign affairs and a world of art and cuisine. The perfect antidote to grey Durham days or year abroad nostalgia.
Weekly Report of Current Affairs: 5th-11th November
Democrats win house in US Mid-term elections, Cameroon witnesses a mass kidnapping and world leaders gather to commemorate the centenary of the 1918 armistice
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Book Review: I Had a Black Dog by Matthew Johnstone★ ★ ★ ★ ★
As part of the November 17th International Survivors of Suicide Loss Day, Rowena Blythe urges everyone to take a couple of minutes out of their day to look at Johnstone’s I Had a Black Dog (2007).
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Latest Articles
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The rise of the far-right in Brazil : Implications of Bolsonaro’s electionFormer editor-in-chief Isabella Garcia Foster discusses the recent upheavals in Brazilian politics, and the rise and rise of controversial new president Bolsonaro
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Siena's Palio: Not Just a Horse RaceHannah Turner narrates the most exciting and dramatic event in Siena's calendar
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The Perils of Rural FranceIlona Philips hilariously discusses topics very close to her heart, as she warns us all not to ever spend a year abroad in rural France
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An Interview with Dr. Adam TalibAssistant Professor of Arabic Literature Adam Talib talks to Katie Condon about his research, Orientalism, and adapting to life in Durham
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Anti-Zionism, a different ballpark to Anti-SemitismIrini Picolou debates the thorny issues surrounding anti-zionism and anti-semitism
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Review of Erich Maria Remarque's All Quiet on The Western FrontWith the looming centenary of the 1918 Armistice, Sam Byrne analyses 'All Quiet on the Western Front'.
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It’s not all Sangria and Sunshine: Balancing the good with the bad in SpainNatasha Hylton gives an honest account of her year abroad, expressing how there is far more to year abroad life than sangria and sunshine.
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The Culinary Delights of GaliciaIrini Picolou delves into the enchanting and exciting world of Galician cuisine, which she describes as 'different, revolutionary and beautiful'
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