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42nd Street makes old-school glamour its own
Helen McCarthy reviews ’42nd Street’ at the Palace Theatre
‘Coalition to blame for low PCC elections turnout,’ says Lloyd
Greater Manchester’s PCC candidates faced questions from members of the public at the University
Mormons to open church on Oxford Road
Alcohol-free chapel in the heart of Manchester’s student land will open in 2014
Car wash company launched on campus
The University teams up with charity to help boost employment among locals
Manchester’s award-winning Creative Writing professor
Manchester’s Jeanette Winterson wins Independent Booksellers Book Prize and is Stonewalls’ Writer of the Year
Restaurants ask customers to donate to the homeless for Christmas
A campaign returns to Manchester asking restaurant customers to add £1 to their bill to help the homeless this winter
“Do demonstrations actually change anything?”
Campaigns and Citizenship Officer Khalil Secker seeks to challenge the notion that protest is pointless in the face of growing apathy
Students’ Union sticks with NUS
A potential referendum on whether to remain part of the NUS was voted against
‘All student journalists are dickheads,’ blasts Union President
Queen Mary Student’s Union President lashes out at students declaring them ‘morons’ and ‘liars’
Manchester PhD students make zombie film at CERN
The film, Decay, will be screened in Manchester and then released for free online
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Notorious anti-abortion group chanted off campus
Women’s rights campaigners create counter-protest in response to graphic images on display
News in brief – 12th November
A top tourism award, buses fuelled by household waste and 500 calls to the fire brigade on Bonfire Night
Cocktail masterclass from The Liquorists
We spoke to Jody Monteith of The Liquorists, who gave us a few tips to revolutionise your drinking habits
£12.8m University funding boost for cancer research
The money will part-fund a £38 million partnership to improve cancer research in Manchester
NUS President fears repeat of 2010 violence
– Liam Burns concerned that violence may hamper #Demo2012
– Millbank protest left ‘a cloud over the organisation’
NUS officer demands Nick Griffin interview retracted
University of Leeds student newspaper published an interview with BNP leader
Bon appétit: a study abroad year in Lyon
Joanna reminisces about the food she was eating this time last year
Come Have Dinner With Me Final – Ollie
Naked waiters and succulent lamb complete the final of the first cycle
Students reach Poland in RAG charity hitch
Teams made it to Germany, Switzerland and Poland in Jailbreak 2012