It’s More Than Just a Game: Sporting Rivalries and National Identity
Morgan McMillan writes on the relationship between sporting rivalries and the sense of national identity.
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Morgan McMillan
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How Sports Can Help Underprivileged Groups
Sports as a whole stresses the values of fair play and sportsmanship; both are key→
Reclaiming Chav
Morgan McMillan discusses the negative effects of the term ‘chav’ on perceptions of working-class people.
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Interview with Maddie Lock, UoS Student and Founder of Sustainable Fashion Business Moodledo
Morgan McMillan interviews up-and-coming designer and all-round creative Maddie Lock, discussing the origins of her brand ‘Moodledo’ and where she aims to take it in the future.
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2019/21 marks will be available for most students on the 23rd of July 2020.
→The Stigma Around Mental Health Medication
The stigmatisation of mental health medication is prevalent in society and half the time it→
The History of the 1967 Sexual Offences Act
Morgan McMillan discusses that whilst the 1967 Sexual Offences Act was a great start for the gay rights movement, it also held a darker reality for homosexuals in that period.
→The Negative Effects of The Media on Celebrity Mental Health
Morgan McMillan reflects on the media’s treatment of celebrities.
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