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The aesthetics of a college and its community are also heavily reliant upon the ability to identify others within your college in public. If you take a trip down Church Street on a weekday, you’ll be ambushed by crests and logos. John Snow, for whatever reason, assert

Despite the lack of individuality I feel wearing my Durham stash around the city, coming home changes that entirely. Although no longer surrounded by other students, the sense of community does not entirely vanish. My friend and I had a running joke that he was taking his college fleece skiing in the hopes that he would no doubt run into your average Durham stereotype. Away from finding something as recognisable as a intriguing rather than repetitive and I don’t think that there is anything wrong with stash, other than feeling uninspired with my fashion choices wear it. However, stash isn’t about a fashion statement; it’s instead a statement of identity. Despite all stash’s flaws, there is something nice about feeling a part of something, be it a sport, a college, or a society. However, I will draw the line at wearing a sports club tie on a night out, even if it’s a Wednesday.