The Strange Genius Of Gen Z Humour
My favorite comedy stand up routine of all time is rather different to what you would consider “normal.” The classic
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Student, Situationships, and Normal People
Sally Rooney broke all of our hearts with the ending of Normal People, be it if you watched the BBC
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Why Gabriel García Márquez’s Chronicle Of A Death Foretold Is Still A Masterpiece
When I mention the name Gabriel García Márquez in St Andrews, I either get a confused facial expression as a
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Home for the “Holidays”
I looked down at my phone after having landed in JFK airport the Thursday before spring break and much to
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Nightline introduces new public faces
There are only five public faces in the group, a position taken after having a part in the organisation for some time. These public faces cease to be anonymous listeners and take on other managerial duties instead.
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School of Modern Languages to introduce Mandarin as degree option
This introduction of an entirely new language to the School of Modern Languages will add an element of diversity to the primarily European languages that are currently offered at St Andrews.
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Out of Hours service to return to St Andrews
According to MSP Willie Rennie, “GP out of hours services will return to St Andrews Hospital thanks to the thousands of people who stood up and spoke out against the closure over the last 18 months.”
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University opens Help Desk in light of Brexit concerns
Paloma Paige, manager of the Help Desk, is attempting to provide a “friendly face” to ease the bureaucratic processes that can often be confusing and intimidating. As anxiety around Brexit continues to grow, that friendly face becomes increasingly necessary.
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St Andrews Charities Campaign smashes annual fundraising target
Over £105,000 was raised between forty different charities. Perhaps most notable is Race2, one of the largest events run by the Charities Campaign in support of its three nominated charities
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