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Harriet May

Growing up in the States and studying in the UK, I've forged a kind of multi-cultural identity for myself (and a lot of air miles!)

British born and American raised, I've spent a good deal of time travelling. I've lived in the US since I was a mere speck (5 years old) and was shipped out at 14 for the British boarding education. I've studied at Newcastle, and I'm now about to embark on a Masters degree in Literary Studies at Durham, whilst preparing to pursue a law degree on Uncle Sam's side of the Atlantic. But whichever side I do end up on, I'll always be a British girl at heart. (After all, the Americans have yet to discover Pimm's...)

Education

MA English Literary Studies
10/07/2008 - 09/30/2009
Durham University

BA Hons English Literature
25/09/2005-8/07/2008
Newcastle University

Living

Matthews, NC, USA
Profile last updated 16 weeks 5 days ago.

Kirsty Nunn

Interests and activities

Science Fiction, Film, Journalism, Triathlon, Horse Riding and Skiing

Living

Somerset
Profile last updated 18 weeks 3 days ago.

Palatinate takes a snapshot of Durham

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By: Christopher Gribbin

This year's Palatinate survey tells us a lot which we thought we knew already (Maths students aren’t getting a lot of sex), and reveals a little which we really didn’t suspect (Physics students are).

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Alumni asked for cash

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By: Jodie Smith

University funding is once again in the news after reports of a new system encouraging donations from alumni. A scheme will also come into place on 1 August this year in which the government has pledged to match any donations made over the next three years.

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University honours Wallace and Gromit creators

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The co-founder of Aardman Animations Ltd, the company behind ‘Chicken Run’ and ‘Wallace and Gromit’ is to receive an honorary degree from Durham University.

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Student to Race Across America

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By: Vincent McAviney

Hatfield student Katie Ford, 22, one of Team Durham’s fresher cyclists, is busy training for the race of her life.

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Lecturers refute Times attack on grade inflation

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By: Jodie Smith

Durham's academic success is based entirely on better teaching and better students, and not due to lecturers being pressured to ‘inflate degrees’.

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Green credentials bring SLAG acclaim

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By: Steffan Messenger

Earlier this month Durham University’s Sustainable Living Action Group (SLAG) won a coveted award at a conference held by the Environmental Association of Universities and Colleges. The University-funded group beat 8 other universities to win a ‘Green Gown Award’ for best student-led initiative.

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News in brief

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Durham graduate killed in Ecuador crash

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Festival aims to “give something back” to Durham

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By: Laura Pennington

After its recent launch, Durham Arts Festival is set to take place from 14-21 June. It is part of an innovative scheme run solely by university students, not only to raise money for chosen charities, St. Cuthbert’s Hospice and The Arts Fund, but to ameliorate the relationship between the people of Durham and art.

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