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For those of you who haven't heard yet Word magazine has hit the streets of Glasgow.

From the writers behind the Student Record, Word magazine is a free publication full of the content you want to read.

Placed in Glasgow Clyde Colleges, Libarys and select Glasgow stores pick up your free edition of Word today while stocks last.
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