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Euan MacDonald

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As seen in: The Scotsman, The Herald (Glasgow), The i Paper, NV, The New Voice of Ukraine, Kyiv Post, EUAN'S GUIDE, brodies.com, The SMU Journal
Freelance journalist, BBC local radio correspondent. Very biased: against fascist regimes; for democracy, rule of law, human rights.
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Charity Governance and Trusteeship in Scotland – Reasons not to panic

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By Euan MacDonald Verified, Kenneth Pinkerton, Graeme Penman
| brodies.com
Join us for an in-person seminar where Kenneth Pinkerton, a partner at Brodies and specialist in charity law and governance and partner in our charities and third sector team, will be joined by Euan MacDonald, an Investment Director at Rathbones, and Graeme Penman, an Audit Partner at AAB, to provide expert guidance on the critical updates shaping the sector in 2026.
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Unavoidable Literature: Books and Authors You Might Have to Read in University — The SMU Journal

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By Euan MacDonald Verified
| The SMU Journal
By Euan MacDonald Thumbnail & Banner Photo of Jennifer Ehle and David Bamber in Pride and Prejudice (1995) by BBC1 Have you ever read the same novel twice in one year? In one semester? I know it’s possible because I’ve done it (twice).
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Fastidious Themes: Three Great Instrumental Albums for Studying — The SMU Journal

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By Euan MacDonald Verified, Miles Davis Verified
| The SMU Journal
By Euan MacDonald Thumbnail & Banner Photo by PolyGram Filmed Entertainment Many, unknowingly, may have criteria for the music they’ll allow while studying. Some switch anything on (as long as it’s loud), and others prefer certain genres (death metal may ease certain pains). To me, the genre or volume is immaterial: My only opinion is on lyrics. I prefer my moments of studious clarity to be accompanied by music that lacks constant verbiage.
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