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“Dear qmunicate…

Originally published in The Revolution Issue, Winter 2016 I’m going into my final term at uni, and I’ve never had…

dear qmunicate, glasgow university, graduation, hannah burke, relationships, sex, student life, students, University of Glasgow

Do you believe in love after life?

A Swedish Political party wants to make incest and necrophilia legal. I’m not making this up. The Stockholm branch of…

incest, jo reid, Liberal People's Party Sweden, morality law, necrophilia, sex, sweden

Film Review: Future Shorts Glasgow

Future Shorts Glasgow returned this January with an excellent evening of short films presented at the Centre for Contemporary Arts.…

CCA, Citizen Day, Excursion, Future Shorts Glasgow, glasgow university, Grace Under Water, Lights, Northern Great Mountain, Rate Me, tim abrams, University of Glasgow

Album Review: Cage the Elephant – Tell Me I’m Pretty

Cage The Elephant are a rare example of a band who outgrew their fanbase over time and seem to mature…

Album Review, Cage the Elephant, glasgow university, Nour El-Issa, Tell Me I'm Pretty, University of Glasgow

Travel Writing: Nanteuil, France

In the hustle and bustle of a badly-signposted Paris on a Saturday morning in December, my family and I arrived…

France, glasgow university, holidays, Liam Caldwell, Nanteuil, travel, University of Glasgow

Live Review: Lights

Art School – 12/3 This was the second time Lights had ventured across the pond on her Little Machines tour…

art school, glasgow university, Lights, Scott Wilson, University of Glasgow

Film review: Road to La Paz

In Association with Glasgow Film Festival Road to La Paz is a Spanish language driving movie, the majority of the…

Evan Osborne, Glasgow Film Festival, glasgow university, Road to La Paz, University of Glasgow

Arts Feature: Live Performance – Where do you draw the line?

Usually one goes to the theatre to have a good night out. See an entertaining show, hopefully be provided with…

activism, aike jansen, Cleansed, glasgow university, Petr Pavlensky, Sarah Kane, theatre, University of Glasgow, violence

Arts Review: Merlin James – Long Game

Merlin James, CCA, 22nd Jan – 20th March 2016 ‘Long Game’ marks the first exhibition of the CCA’s 2016 gallery…

Anna Mackenzie, CCA, glasgow university, Long Game, Merlin James, University of Glasgow, visual arts

Preview: Reginald D Hunter

“Batman is a conservative’s wet-dream. Fuck Batman.” Like many, my introduction to Reginald D Hunter was through his appearance on…

reginald d hunter

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