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LeadMCR 2025: Society Endorsement Tracker

LeadMCR 2025: Society Endorsement Tracker

Want to know who your favourite society endorsed? Just take a look at our helpful society endorsement tracker!
Anora: Disappointedly shallow, and decidedly not feminist 
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Anora: Disappointedly shallow, and decidedly not feminist 

Sean Baker’s new film, Anora, is somehow being hailed as the new ‘feminist masterpiece’ and many people’s film of the year
“Music is quite puzzling”: Peter Hook on Joy Division, New Order and getting ready to tour with The Light
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“Music is quite puzzling”: Peter Hook on Joy Division, New Order and getting ready to tour with The Light

Peter Hook discusses his varied experiences in the Manchester music scene ahead of his April tour
Opinion: Timothée Chalamet shouldn’t win Best Actor
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Opinion: Timothée Chalamet shouldn’t win Best Actor

Timothée Chalamet’s recent press coverage focusses on how closely he imitated Bob Dylan in A Complete Unknown, but is that really worthy of an Oscar?

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New Leeds review: A compelling call for community in our increasingly individualistic society 

New Leeds review: A compelling call for community in our increasingly individualistic society 

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In New Leeds, Jake Turner Chan paints a striking vision of a future shaped by climate change, and the ties that keep us afloat
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Enjoy fresh fruit and veg at the SU eats farmer’s market for just £3

Enjoy fresh fruit and veg at the SU eats farmer’s market for just £3

The students union farmers market is a great way to fill your cupboards with fresh fruit and veg on a budget
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“Love mix’d with fear is sweetest”: UMDS’ The Duchess of Malfi

“Love mix’d with fear is sweetest”: UMDS’ The Duchess of Malfi

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UMDS’ adaptation of The Duchess of Malfi manages to revive a powerful depiction of Jacobean misogyny
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The urgent need for athlete’s safety: Emma Raducanu and the stalking crisis

The urgent need for athlete’s safety: Emma Raducanu and the stalking crisis

Athletes, especially female athletes, are increasingly being targeted by dangerous, invasive behaviour that puts their safety at risk.
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A prelude to fame: Mary in the Junkyard and Westside Cowboy in YES Pink Room

A prelude to fame: Mary in the Junkyard and Westside Cowboy in YES Pink Room

The fascinating new Windmill graduates Mary in the Junkyard took over YES Pink Room alongside fast-rising local starlets Westside Cowboy in a brilliantly exciting lineup
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The successful marketing of BRAT: How one album dominated an entire summer

The successful marketing of BRAT: How one album dominated an entire summer

Charli xcx’s BRAT instantly changed popular culture upon its release in June 2024 and continues to do so through its accessibility and unmatched marketing campaign
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Reform UK: A new force in Welsh politics

Reform UK: A new force in Welsh politics

Reform UK are hot on the tails of Plaid Cymru ahead of the 2026 Senedd election
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Manchester Marathon announces new Oxford Road finish line

Manchester Marathon announces new Oxford Road finish line

The Manchester Marathon has announced a new finish line for the upcoming race on April 27, located outside Whitworth Hall
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The writing process of Pachinko and student essays

The writing process of Pachinko and student essays

The writing process of Pachinko serves as a reminder that meaningful work arises from the willingness to embrace uncertainty
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Sign Language Week: Celebrating community and culture in BSL

Sign Language Week: Celebrating community and culture in BSL

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To commemorate Sign Language Week, it’s high time we explore the significance of Deaf culture
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Manchester Oxford Road to close for two years due to remodelling

Manchester Oxford Road to close for two years due to remodelling

Manchester Oxford Road station will close for 2 years due to remodelling works
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A missed opportunity for change? Ireland’s election results explained

A missed opportunity for change? Ireland’s election results explained

Ireland’s election results signal a continuation of the Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael coalition
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Now is the time for “Big Society”

Now is the time for “Big Society”

How we can recycle a failed Conservative policy to help generate solidarity in a divided nation
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A moment of shame: Labour announce new immigration policy

A moment of shame: Labour announce new immigration policy

How recent Labour policy on immigration could impact debate and the shape of British politics
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Laptops: A misleading term that could be harming your health

Laptops: A misleading term that could be harming your health

The name “laptop” suggests that these devices are meant to be used on our laps, but did you know that doing so could be harmful to your health?
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Life as a humanities student. Why does my university experience seem so different?

Life as a humanities student. Why does my university experience seem so different?

Redefining the humanities lifestyle: what does it mean to be a hums student in a STEM dominated world?
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Agony Aunt Amelia: A dangerous meet-cute // The open relationship

Agony Aunt Amelia: A dangerous meet-cute // The open relationship

In this edition of Agony Aunt, we get advice on disloyalty and a complicated crush…
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Opinion: How PEGI’s age ratings for gambling are fundamentally flawed

Opinion: How PEGI’s age ratings for gambling are fundamentally flawed

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PEGI’s age rating system fails children and parents on recognising actual gambling
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CULTPLEX’s screening of A Field in England + Q&A with Ben Wheatley

CULTPLEX’s screening of A Field in England + Q&A with Ben Wheatley

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For CULTPLEX’s CURSE film festival, Ben Wheatley’s ‘A Field in England’ was screened, followed by a Q&A with the film’s director
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The art of solo dating

The art of solo dating

In a world that stigmatises doing things you would typically do with friends alone, here is some guidance on romanticising a solo date.
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