The length of the holidays when you're at uni is slightly absurd, by real-world standards, but its existence is well justified. …
Wait, so you’re an elderly nurse? But you look so young!
"No, LD, a Learning Disability nurse!" A couple of colleagues and I, all Learning Disability student nurses, went to a recent …
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Christmas in York
In previous years, I have returned to my home town for my Christmas holiday. However, this year I decided to stay in York, as it …
Philosophy at A-Level and Degree – What’s the Difference?
If A-Level is difficult – is a Degree Still for Me? On the one hand, I loved studying A-Level Philosophy. The chance to explore …
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English at York: liberating and self-affirming
In my first term at university, I learned so much. It felt like my mind was suddenly so much more receptive to new ideas. *CLICHE …
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Top 5 tips for revising for January exams (and Christmas fun!)
Although it may not be the most action packed of topics to cover in my blog, we all know that revision is utterly unavoidable and …
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Why I love Music at York
This being my first blog post here, I'd better start basic… I love being at York. Corny as it might sound, I really have been …
Supporting refugee rights on placement in Malaysia
I decided to apply for this LLM due to its focus on international human rights law and the placement opportunity. At the time of …
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Expanding the support for sex workers through a placement in York
I worked on behalf of Survive, a York-based charity looking to expand their services into offering support for sex workers. My …
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Dipped in the cauldron of humanity: on placement with Natural Justice in Cape Town
I have been dipped in the cauldron of humanity, and am wrenched out, spluttering for breath, drenched in ideas, opinions, emotions …