July 11, 2010 /
Deborah Gabriel
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BOOKS
Changing Lives is a refreshing deviation from the many books that go through the technical and practical aspects of embarking on a PhD. As I prepare to start my own doctoral study in three months time, I was interested to read a book that allows you to share the stories of six women who took…
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June 19, 2010 /
O'Livia Gordon
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BOOKS
A Piece of Cake is an emotional and gritty true story of how a series of unfortunate events throws an innocent 11 year old head first into adulthood. This incredible tale begins in January 1976, in San Diego where a young Cupcake Brown tragically discovers her mother’s dead body. As if that wasn’t enough to…
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May 21, 2010 /
Nicolas Roux
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BOOKS
Since the dawn of time, the Sahara has been a place generating both feelings of attraction and fear. The immensity of the desert, the endless sandy dunes, and the scorching sun have Recently the Sahara has regularly been mentioned in the media for its geostrategic position and natural resources, which have led the way to…
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April 23, 2009 /
Shaun Hutchinson
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BOOKS
This essential contribution to the history of the Atlantic Slave Trade and the Holocaust against the African people conducted by western European
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April 23, 2009 /
Shaun Hutchinson
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BOOKS
At the high point of the Liberation Struggle of the African Americans in the 1960s the Black Panther Party for Self Defence emerged as the US manifestation of a worldwide radical movement. Founded in 1966 October by law student Huey P. Newton and Bobby Seale in Oakland, California, the organisation’s heritage is often reduced to…
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April 23, 2009 /
Shaun Hutchinson
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BOOKS
In a comprehensive evaluation of the English language, this entertaining book is more than just a survey of where English is spoken and why it has become the lingua franca of the global community. Henry Hitchings, a Cambridge University academic, traces the development of the language of the island of Britain from its origins in…
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April 8, 2009 /
Deborah Bell
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BOOKS
This book is what it says on the cover – a collection of 19 stories about fathers, daughters, their relationships and the memories evoked as a result, whether these be amicable, strained, unrecognisable or displaying undying admiration, loyalty or betrayal. The difference is that these fathers and daughters are African – from Ghana, Nigeria, Sudan,…
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