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First-year students outline their experience at university so far, sharing the weird and wonderful aspects of lockdown life
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As the term 'Essex Girl' has been removed from the dictionary, Life&Style Editor Frankie Rhodes outlines what still needs to be done to combat localised misogyny
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Whilst the pandemic may have negatively impacted many aspects of life, Life&Style's Hannah Robinson argues that dating apps have allowed romance to flourish
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Food&Drink Editor Izzy Frost advocates for a smaller-scale Christmas this year, using creativity and a positive attitude
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Life&Style writer Minnie Life introduces us to the realm of the stars, describing astrology as a fun and positive pursuit
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Life&Style writer Maisie McCormick outlines her fun and festive ideas for nights in during winter
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Travel Editor Catrin Jackson debates whether seminars taking place on Zoom are easing coronavirus anxiety for students
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Life&Style writers give their top tips to first-year students, with advice on how to navigate university during the pandemic
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Life&Style's Emma Davis explores the dangers of social media and how our data is used against us, as discussed in the new Netflix documentary 'The Social Dilemma'
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Life&Style's Georgina Tait discusses 'men are trash': the controversial phrase that has featured in many recent Brumfess posts
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TV Editor Sam Wait scrutinises the societal expectation that women should be likeable at the expense of their views and talents
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TV Editor Sam Wait discusses bringing up boys as feminists, arguing that early education is essential for tackling sexism