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5 Essentials You Need to Escape Your I-Miss-Durham Blues
From note card mementos, to the depths of Durfess, Sophia Charchalou provides 5 top tips for your out-of-term Cuth’s nostalgia.
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A guide showing everything you should love about Cuth’s!
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“Cuth’s is a mounument of our past, present and future.” Sophia Charchalou delves into the rich history and culture of St. Cuthbert’s Society.
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“Having this commitment has made my university experience that much richer.” Tanuja Hanmantgad interviews Gardening Society president, Harriet Wilson, about Cuth’s college garden!
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Emily Stoddart provides her expertise on how to make your Cuth’s room feel like home!
Arts and Culture
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“Love, in my eyes, lies amongst the simple bunches of flowers my dad would bring home for my mum after work.” Lauren Evans provides some thoughtful gestures you can do for those you love.
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From Waterstones, to the historic Lit & Phil in Newcastle, Lauren Evans takes a tour of some of Durham’s most literary places.
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“Anne of Green Gables provides a similarly beautiful rendition of womanhood and feminine experience.” Editor-in-Chief, Lauren Evans, recalls the magic of Anne of Green Gables.
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Emily Thornton reviews Billy Eilish’s recent ‘Hit Me Hard and Soft’ tour – reminisicing over her growth as an artist and a performer.
Features
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“Cuth’s is a mounument of our past, present and future.” Sophia Charchalou delves into the rich history and culture of St. Cuthbert’s Society.
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A how-to guide for all your sport social needs.
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“I take pride in the Hiraeth that keeps me connected to my home, and able to make a home here.” Editor-in-Chief, Lauren Evans, dwells upon the meaning of the Welsh word ‘Hiraeth’, and its connection to home.
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“Anne of Green Gables provides a similarly beautiful rendition of womanhood and feminine experience.” Editor-in-Chief, Lauren Evans, recalls the magic of Anne of Green Gables.
