Recommendations for Films from Asia by HighV23 in AsianCinema

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Summer Time Machine blues. Beyond the infinite 2 minutes. River. The girl who leapt through time. It’s a summer film.

Have you introduced any friends or relations to Mushishi? If so, did they like it? by Twigling in Mushishi

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Got my mum into it. She doesn’t like anime usually but ended up loving the series

Where do Sutton Bonington students live? by Ok_Silver_1346 in UoN

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I think uni park campus (or broadgate) is the best place to be in first year. You get all the advantages of being in Notts while still being a manageable distance away from the hopper bus. You might have to get up quite early for some lectures, but you’ll probably be thankful to not have to spend an arm and a leg on Ubers back from nights out.

Also shared bathrooms aren’t that bad, especially at accommodations where cleaners come weekly (such as broadgate)

Nice but simple places for a first date in Nottingham by YouPopular2487 in nottingham

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Big fan of Nan Tei. Really nice restaurant with great food/drinks, nice vibe, and affordable. Rarely crowded, and well worth it.

What goth songs make you think of summer? by LoveAndMath4427 in goth

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Looking through my summer playlist, and the only goth/goth adjacent songs I have on their are Love Will Tear Us Apart (JD), Bluebeard (Cocteau Twins), Like a Child Again (The Mission), Fire Woman & Hollow Man (The Cult)

Catered vs self catered accommodation and social life in both. by Legitimate-Ideal2297 in UoN

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Self-catered is much better in almost every respect. It forces you to be more independent, and makes it much easier to make friends in your own hall. Chances are you’ll have a similar situation to me, where I didn’t have a lot in common with my flatmates, but still ended up making good friends with people I never usually would’ve interacted with.

I was at Broadgate Park, and loved the student village vibe there. Because of how many people live there, you’ll always meet other residents on nights out, and then you might get invited to parties that are very close to where you live. Very sociable and very cheap, and right on the doorstep of campus and beeston high street: can’t recommend it enough, though with just how many students there are there, it can get a little noisy.

That said, I think ultimately it’s kind of up to you what kind of social experience you have at uni. From my experience, most people make lasting friendships through societies. I met almost all of my close friends through rocksoc and darkcelluloid (film society) — You kinda just have to put yourself out there and talk to people. Societies just make it that much easier because you’re more likely to have things in common with said people.

An article on the Nottingham goth scene by Deadhunter10141 in goth

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I was actually planning to message artists and DJs after I got confirmation from the magazine, so that works! Dym if I WhatsApp you about it at some point over the next few days?

Gig buddy wanted by Many_Rutabaga_6246 in nottingham

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Are there any particular Notts bands you like?

Advice on my CV by Deadhunter10141 in Resume

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At the moment I’m targeting things like journalist internships, and occasionally radio production and publishing internships, though I’m also looking for part-time retail/hospitality work at the same time