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Toxicity, a beautiful thing
Jayne Mulindi
It’s not a rare sight to see various quotes about toxicity every now and then, especially now that we’re growing up. I mean, almost everyone has […]
Silent thoughts and accepting grief
Lauren Herd
I was going to try and write you all a positive article about self acceptance, but I think it’s important to address the fact that things […]
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Anonymous
During the pandemic, sometimes we may feel depressed and bored. Perhaps listening to some music lifts your mood, so here are several song recommendations that may […]
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Body image and confidence
Tamzin Kelsall
Struggling with body image is a part of a lot of young people’s lives especially at the minute with being stuck inside. The temptation of food […]
March 8th – my back to school experience
Anonymous
I’m a year 10 student from Leicester, and here is my experience of the first day back at school after what feels like forever. At first, […]
Don’t save harder, Save smarter
Rachel Donnison
When you leave home, taking control of your finances can be both thrilling and daunting. The number of financial savings and investment options can be overwhelming […]
Overcoming an eating disorder
Emily Clubley
Anorexia has the highest mortality rate amongst all mental illnesses but along with many others is still a taboo subject. When opening up about my own […]
Top Tips for organisation, readings and note-taking at Uni
Adela
In my years at university, I found navigating my way through readings as one of my biggest challenges and I know this is the case for […]
FAKE NEWS and bad journalism in 2020
Nazish Bibi
It’s time to address the easy accessibility of news in this technological era. In the past few years, it has become our default to turn to […]
Dealing with Fake Friends
Rais Keval
Making friends. Everyone talks about it like it’s easy, but there are the challenges to overcome within it, just like most things in life. It can […]
Are charity shops worth your time?
Maaria Bhatii
As an avid shopaholic (yet also a broke student), I have had to cross the road to stop myself entering shops with beautiful clothes, delete emails […]
Greenwashing: Advert or Activism?
Freya Phillips
Between Greta Thunberg, Extinction Rebellion and the recent climate strikes, news surrounding environmental activism is everywhere, making everyone more aware of their own impact on the […]
What is a screenout?
Anonymous
If you’ve completed a couple of online surveys, you’ll probably have experienced the dreaded screenout… At the OpinionPanel Community, we know it can be really annoying […]
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Body image and confidence
Tamzin Kelsall
Struggling with body image is a part of a lot of young people’s lives especially at the minute with being stuck inside. The temptation of food […]
March 8th – my back to school experience
Anonymous
I’m a year 10 student from Leicester, and here is my experience of the first day back at school after what feels like forever. At first, […]
Don’t save harder, Save smarter
Rachel Donnison
When you leave home, taking control of your finances can be both thrilling and daunting. The number of financial savings and investment options can be overwhelming […]
Overcoming an eating disorder
Emily Clubley
Anorexia has the highest mortality rate amongst all mental illnesses but along with many others is still a taboo subject. When opening up about my own […]
Top Tips for organisation, readings and note-taking at Uni
Adela
In my years at university, I found navigating my way through readings as one of my biggest challenges and I know this is the case for […]
FAKE NEWS and bad journalism in 2020
Nazish Bibi
It’s time to address the easy accessibility of news in this technological era. In the past few years, it has become our default to turn to […]
Dealing with Fake Friends
Rais Keval
Making friends. Everyone talks about it like it’s easy, but there are the challenges to overcome within it, just like most things in life. It can […]
Are charity shops worth your time?
Maaria Bhatii
As an avid shopaholic (yet also a broke student), I have had to cross the road to stop myself entering shops with beautiful clothes, delete emails […]
Greenwashing: Advert or Activism?
Freya Phillips
Between Greta Thunberg, Extinction Rebellion and the recent climate strikes, news surrounding environmental activism is everywhere, making everyone more aware of their own impact on the […]
What is a screenout?
Anonymous
If you’ve completed a couple of online surveys, you’ll probably have experienced the dreaded screenout… At the OpinionPanel Community, we know it can be really annoying […]
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