We all know that getting a solid eight hours’ sleep a night is good for us, right? It’s the key to being productive, alert and in good health. But just how many of us are achieving it? Not many, if surveys are to be believed. Research published last year showed that 28million of us Brits… Continue reading How to… get a good night’s sleep
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The Jinx: your new TV obsession
Traditionally Easter is a time for family, last minute revision and late night chocolate binges. But may I suggest this year you also add a highly addictive murder documentary to the mix? Following in the footsteps of the hugely successful Serial podcasts comes The Jinx: a six-part series that looks into the life and deaths of Robert Durst, an… Continue reading The Jinx: your new TV obsession
TWITTER TAKEOVER: Skills Development Scotland answer your questions
The Easter holidays are always a busy time of year. Not only do you need to work through eating all those Easter eggs and enjoying the rare bit of sunshine, but there is the serious stuff like studying and applying for a summer job to get done. Here at Source, we want to help you… Continue reading TWITTER TAKEOVER: Skills Development Scotland answer your questions
How to Beat Procrastination
Procrastination is something that affects everyone, whether it is putting off studying, applying for a job or even returning those shoes you impulsively bought last week. The truth is we’re all guilty of purposely ignoring some of our responsibilities that are overwhelming or require a lot of hard work; resulting in the essay being done… Continue reading How to Beat Procrastination
Top 5 money saving tips for students
It’s the common stereotype that students everywhere are living off instant noodles and energy drinks – and, unfortunately, while this applies to a lot of students, it doesn’t need to. It can be a challenge to save money when you’re used to spending freely without thinking, but there are many great way to cut back on your spending without… Continue reading Top 5 money saving tips for students
What’s next for Zayn?
It’s the news that has taken over the whole world in the last 24 hours – Zayn Malik has left One Direction. *insert hysterical crying emoji* Devastated fans are heartbroken about the news of the heartthrob leaving the band after five years of chart-topping hits, world tours and even a box office smash movie; and whether… Continue reading What’s next for Zayn?
REVIEW: Mini Mansions – The Great Pretenders
You’d do well to watch out for Mini Mansions. The LA trio’s much-hyped sophomore album has been released just in time for the hip-band-hijack ahead of festival season. Like loads of great bands – don’t be put off by their naff name. They may sound like the latest thing from Toys R Us but in… Continue reading REVIEW: Mini Mansions – The Great Pretenders
REVIEW: James Bay – Chaos And The Calm
With a popular radio hit single ‘Hold Back The River’, winning the BRIT Awards Critics’ Choice Award and now releasing his first album Chaos And The Calm, it’s clear that 2015 is the year that James Bay dominates the music world and gets the recognition he deserves. James’ passion is clear throughout the album, as he… Continue reading REVIEW: James Bay – Chaos And The Calm
Five ways to boost your happiness
They say money can’t buy happiness. Even though I doubt I’d be devastated if I had my own mansion or brand new car, when it comes down to it, it really is the little things that count. The simplest things can make us want to burst with joy and share our positivity with the world.… Continue reading Five ways to boost your happiness