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8th of March 2004

The Chemistry of Love

By Cornelia Bjørke | 2004, Features | No Comments
We all know the wonderful feeling of falling in love, but when it comes to chemistry it might not be so romantic after all. Cornelia Bjorke…
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8th of March 2004

Three Until the End

By Kat Brown | 2004, Features | No Comments
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17th of March 2003

On the Edge

By Joe Hallam | 2003, Features | No Comments
300 acres of woodland, 22 miles of prehistoric copper mines and one very old man with a long beard and pointy hat. An uncanny and atmospheric…
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17th of March 2003

Ode To The Tomato

By James Paton | 2003, Features, International | No Comments
A Nobel prize winning poet, diplomat and member of the Chilean senate – Pablo Neruda is a national hero in his native Chile. He produced a…
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17th of March 2003

You Say Tomato

By Danni Burkle | 2003, Features, Highlights, International | No Comments
We may both speak English but Americans and Britons are definitely talking in different languages! A light-hearted piece about the differences between American English and British…
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16th of March 2003

TechnoShaft: Blogging

By James Paton | 2003, Features | No Comments
James Paton investigates the internet phenomenon known as blogging, or web logging.…
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16th of March 2003

Drama and Imagination

By Jenny Liu | 2003, Features | No Comments
Whether a child’s imagination is better than an adult or not? Listen to this, and you will find out.…
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16th of March 2003

Knives and Fawkes

By Ali Fraser | 2003, Features | No Comments
For the unsuspecting, Lewes is a sleepy old English market town nestled comfortably in the southern county of Sussex. But beneath its quiet unassuming quaintness there…
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16th of March 2003

Kathleen O’ Rourke – Stand up

By Paul Staunton | 2003, Features | No Comments
A telephone interview with an up and coming young Irish comedienne. “Funniest stand up I’ve ever seen” Paul Staunton.…
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16th of March 2003

Scams

By Deirdre Melvin | 2003, Features | No Comments
An irreverent look at scams. For more info on street scams click here.…
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