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qmunicate magazine is the official magazine of the Queen Margaret Union at the University of Glasgow. If you would like to become a contributor, please attend one of our weekly meetings at 5:30pm every Wednesday in the QMU boardroom. All views expressed in qmunicate magazine are those of the writer and do not necessarily reflect those of the Queen Margaret Union.

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Are Expectations Eating You? 

I ordered a burger recently from this new place that looked amazing online. The picture of a thick, juicy patty…

expectations, lifestyle, ricarda senger

Towards the Collaborative: Deconstructing the Idea of the Artistic Genius

In Western discourses, the idea of artistic genius is almost inextricably intertwined with the notion of art. When we learn…

art world, artistic genius, collaboration, deconstruction, features, nini huang

From King Louis XVI to Jeffree Star – Redefining Cosmetics

While mass media and toxic masculinity often stigmatise the cosmetics industry as a ‘no-man’ business, emerging social media influencers such…

beauty, cosmetics, Ernest Shiu, gender boundaries, judith butler, lifestyle, men's cosmetics, men's health

Between Anonymity and Notoriety; making space for Recognition

As someone whose answer to the question, “If you could have any superpower, what would it be?” was always “to…

anonymity, chelsea thomson, feature, recognition

The Art of Constructing Yourself

I’m sure I’m not alone when I say that these days it feels like there are two increasingly different versions…

introspection, luke mcwilliams, online personas, self love

The Comfort of Discomfort

Growing up, I was often nervous. The home time bell at school coincided with my biggest sigh of relief: I…

beth cook, comfort, coming of age, discomfort, fear of change, lifestyle, personal

The Game of the Dérive: Drifting away in the City towards the Comprehension of Human Empathy

During the first weeks of lockdown, the thought of exercising my right to one walk per day never even crossed…

glasgow, human empathy, intimacy, lockdown, loneliness, personal, pola maria clemente la deriva, silvia paciaroni, the game of the dérive

Adventures Misremembered

I don’t remember being so peculiar. Perhaps this is because I have always remembered myself as incredibly sophisticated and unbelievably…

diary, feature, reflection, reilly dufresne

Why Pop Culture is a Classic(s) Matter: The Persistence of Heroic Culture in Western Society

A soldier, endowed with supernatural strength, fights epically in defence of the principles at the base of his national culture,…

classics, Column, columnist, isabel ferrari, pop culture

qmunicate meets: ÚNA

Last year, I have participated as a volunteer in the first edition of the ÚNA festival, which took place in…

ÚNA, culture, Festival, Interview, qmunicate meets, viola ragonese

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