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Southampton RAG Sets New Fundraising Record For Second Year in A Row
Another year, another record-breaking total!
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University: Is it Worth It?
Zach Sharif asks if the opportunities university offers are worth its huge costs.
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Politics View all
Does Trickle-Down Economics Work?
Steve Dibben’s take on trickle down economics and what it means to us
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Theresa May Meets with Nicola Sturgeon in Explosive Jeremy Kyle Episode
Politics Editor Charlotte Colombo reports on the appearance of Prime Minister Theresa May and Nicola Sturgeon of the SNP in a recent, and rather heated, episode of the Jeremy Kyle Show.
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From Suffragettes to Feminism
Lisa Veiber explores the journey of feminism and its relevance.
→International View all
The Working Week Around The World
Cameron Ridgway looks at working patterns in different countries.
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Imran Khan – The Reality of His Electoral Victory in Pakistan
Shaheer Ali provides insight into the recent Pakistani General Elections and the ‘cricketer-turned-politician’, the newly elected Prime Minister Imran Khan.
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World Stories You May Have Missed: July 2018
WSYMHM returns with lesser known and unusual stories from around the world, including the Transport Minister who broke his own country’s aviation rules and Japan’s infamous Yakuza Gangs embracing the Sea Cucumber market.
→Sport View all
Sexual Consent Awareness Sports Survey: Results
The Sexual Consent Awareness Society analyse the results of their sports survey.
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Allegations Don’t Ruin Careers, Rapists Do
In response to the defence of Chad Evans, Linnea Lagerstedt argues that victim blaming is a dangerous reality in rape cases that will have devastating consequences for future victims.
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Should a Rape Allegation Ruin an Athlete’s Career if Found Innocent?
Sarah Rendell questions whether an athlete’s career should be affected after a rape allegation proven to be false.
→Opinion View all
University: Is it Worth It?
Zach Sharif asks if the opportunities university offers are worth its huge costs.
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It’s Your Summer Holiday – Enjoy it Your Way
For some, summer holidays present a unique challenge. Ellis Murrell shares how and why you should vary your time off.
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Theresa May Meets with Nicola Sturgeon in Explosive Jeremy Kyle Episode
Politics Editor Charlotte Colombo reports on the appearance of Prime Minister Theresa May and Nicola Sturgeon of the SNP in a recent, and rather heated, episode of the Jeremy Kyle Show.
→Lifestyle View all
My Relationship With… My Scars
Beth Kimber-Bradshaw shares her experiences with her scars, and how her relationship towards them is changing.
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Is There Money to be Made by Selling Your Lifestyle Online?
Last year’s editor Freya Millard on how easy it is to become the next Zoella.
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Boy with Down’s Syndrome to Represent River Island Kids’ Range
Joseph Hale is a young boy with Down syndrome who has become one of the faces of River Island’s new Kids’ range.
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The Medical Use of Cannabis
Farihah Choudhury explains the review issued to assess the potential of medicinal cannabis as well as its composition and effect.
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How Future Environmental Change Will Affect Prospective Global Vegetable Yields
What are the potential eventualities of dynamic environmental change on vegetable crop yields?
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Little Known Scientific Discoveries by Women
An article that shines a light on some of the scientific discoveries made by women throughout history.
→Travel View all
Travel Essentials for a Heatwave
Amy Picknell suggests some practical tips for keeping cool in a heatwave, at home or away.
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Ethnicity and Travelling: Don’t Let The Colour of Your Skin Stop You
It’s wise to be aware of racial discrimination’s prevalence in a country, but not for it to entirely rule you and your inclination to visit places.
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Sun, Fun and Suspicious Racists
Writer Kamara Katama reflects on her travel experiences as a person of colour.
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