Author: Amy Carter

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THE HARSH REALITY OF REALITY TV

2 December 20213 December 2021 Amy Carter 1476 Views Anxiety, Body image, Mental Health, Reality TV, Students, Teesside University, Television

Reality TV is one of the largest sectors in the television industry but is it doing more harm than good?

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IS HIGHER EDUCATION VALUE FOR MONEY?

2 December 202121 February 2022 Amy Carter 1266 Views Debt, Finance, Higher Education, Loans, Reduction, Student Finance, TEESSIDE, Tuition Fees, University

The more people that are educated, the better chance we have at achieving equality within our society. Higher education can

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THE RISE OF SPIKINGS IN MIDDLESBROUGH

12 November 202112 November 2021 Amy Carter 1376 Views Clubs, Drinks, Empire, middlesbrough, Pubs, Spiking, TEESSIDE, Women Saftey

Young women and University students have been reporting an increasing number of spikings whilst out clubbing in Middlesbrough. Over 2,600

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BULBS PLANTED TO SHOW ‘SISTERWOOD’ AT STEWART PARK

29 October 202129 October 2021 Amy Carter 899 Views Achievement, Assist, Assist Womens Network, Bulbs, Celebrate, Feminist, Network, Sisterwood, Stewart Park, Tees Valley, Trees, Women

A network for business women in Teesside has planted bulbs in a Middlesbrough park to recognise the achievements of females

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AWARD WINNING MULTI-VENUE MUSIC FESTIVAL ‘TWISTERELLA’ RETURNS TO TEESSIDE

15 October 202115 October 2021 Amy Carter 1610 Views award winning, festival, HYYTS, middlesbrough, multi venue, MUSIC, Student Union, TEESSIDE, The Howl & The Hum, TSOne, twisterella

The award winning multi-venue Middlesbrough music festival has made its return to the town. Twisterella which was launched in 2014,

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WILL THE TRAVEL INDUSTRY RECOVER FROM THE EFFECTS OF COVID-19?

4 May 2021 Amy Carter 2559 Views abroad, Covid, flights, holiday, pandemic, planes, tourism, Travel

With over a year of travel restrictions and cancelled holidays, it is safe to say that the 106 billion pound

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WHEN WILL EDUCATION RETURN TO NORMAL AFTER THE PANDEMIC?

17 March 20218 October 2021 Amy Carter 1200 Views College, Covid, Home schooling, learning, pandemic, School, Teachers, University, Virtual Learning

Millions of students have missed out on face-to-face learning for months due to lockdown, but what does this mean for

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THE AFFECTS OF POOR MENTAL HEALTH

27 January 2021 Amy Carter 3037 Views Covid-19, Huntcliff, lockdown, Mental Health, Paul Waugh, Saltburn Cliffs, Stones, stress, Students, TEESSIDE

You can’t tell how someone feels just by looking at them or by what they share online. To the outside world

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THE RISE OF FAST FASHION

19 December 2019 Amy Carter 2359 Views clothing brands, economy, environment, fashion, Fast fashion

The Environment and Economy are paying the price for ‘Fast Fashion’ ‘I have nothing to wear’ is a phrase that

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THE BIG STUDENT SLEEPOUT

6 December 2019 Amy Carter 2540 Views charity, Sleep-out, Students, TEESSIDE, University

Teesside University students will abandon their beds for the night to raise money for local charities. Christmas sees homelessness making

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