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Conversations about acne #3: Not just a girl’s issue

Conversations about acne #3: Not just a girl’s issue

Acne isn’t just a teen or female issue as one writer explains in their latest addition to the ‘Conversations about acne’ series
Conversations about acne #1: Struggling with my skin

Conversations about acne #1: Struggling with my skin

Kickstarting our column about acne is a personal piece focusing on three things to keep in mind if you’re struggling with your skin

Advice column 1

Head Lifestyle Editor Rachel Adams is here to answer your questions and offer you some advice with your problems

A student life: UOM Board Games Society

Meet Jon Bebb, one Philosophy student finding the time to balance a PhD with his contrasting role as Social Sec for the UOM Board Games Society

THE COFFEE COLUMN: North Tea Power

Andrew mixes things up and heads to North Tea Power for this week’s Coffee Column

Music and Politics – What’s going on?

Does politics have a place in music? Tom Ingham thinks so

Column: Talk About, Pop Music

What exactly is pop? Is Pop associated with a certain era? Tom Ingham takes a look

John Williams: The man behind the music

Following his recent Oscar nod, we take a look at the film score maestro’s road to legendary status

Column: Why Look Back in Anger?

Not every nostalgic reunion has to be viewed as a cynical cash-in

Column: Manchester, so much to answer for

The Courteeners are back with a new record – and continue to personify everything wrong with present-day Manchester music

The Take Over, The Break’s Over

Fall Out Boy become the latest band to join in the reunion fever, James Birtles investigates their motives

‘Mafia Twitter trolls’ and my morbid obsession with celeb gossip

One Direction’s ‘extremist’ fans, medieval tweets and Taylor Swift’s boyfriends

To buy or not to buy

Dan Jones weighs up the pros and cons of free downloading

Column: Kendrick Lamar – the Saviour of Hip Hop?

The Compton rapper’s latest record proves that there’s still more to hip hop than controversy and materialism

Coming soon to a computer near you

Tom Ingham looks at the latest viral sensation to take over the web

Column: Kendrick Lamar – Saviour of Hip Hop?

The Compton rapper’s latest record proves that there’s still more to hip hop than controversy and materialism

A run down of this weeks singles

This week won’t make history but ‘How Do You Do’ and ‘It’s Only Love’ are pop at its best!

A Smiths reunion – ‘Stop me if you think you’ve heard this one before’

George Bailey investigates yet another Smiths reunion rumour…

Column: We are not amused

Following the release of their sixth studio album, Dan Jones takes a look at where Muse went wrong

It’s my party, and I’ll play Shaggy if I want to

Tom Ingham explores the concept of guilty pleasures, and whether we should be embarrassed by them.