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This will be the third time Varsity has been cancelled
£1 for a vodka coke? I’ll have four, thanks
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Two people were taken to the hospital
Time for hot chocolate, giant plushies, and the mandatory selfie in front of the big wheel
Her friends played her favourite genre of music
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82 per cent of us still prefer old-school dating, but what can you do in a pandemic?
It’s a fundraising event for the charity ‘Mind’
“We have to keep this energy going”
‘I’m never saying no to a tequila shot’
I’d like to switch onto MA News Journalism now please
You will need to have applied for remote study
“Us taking a stand will help to provide a change.”
Freshers flu’s got nothing on freshers blues
Protestors compared government regulations to the Taliban rule
“It’s a small place to be stuck in for two weeks.”
It will remain closed until ‘adequate measures are put in place’
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Feel like pure shit just want my mum back x
‘You can’t make people love you’ – Gossip Girl
Spoiler: most include piss
A post-isolation challenge for you
Say bye to the Main Building Insta aesthetic
Their dedication and work is admirable
There have been multiple evacuations of the Julian Hodge building
Never have I ever met an Aberdare Halls fresher
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