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• Turkish human rights record in the spotlight

  Friday 5 March, 2010

  American journalist Maureen Freely attracts a crowd as she discusses human rights in Turkey

• Use of attention enhancing drugs sparks debate

  Friday 5 March, 2010

  With use of drugs to help students focus in exams increasing, some are suggesting universities should implement testing

• Union to learn lessons from survey

  Friday 5 March, 2010

  After the campus-wide 'Big 5' survey, the SU is preparing to implement the suggestions given by students

• Green belt earmarked for development

  Friday 5 March, 2010

  Mixed opinions as the Council considers green land near Warwick Uni for new housing developments

• Protestors blockade nuclear arms maker

  Friday 5 March, 2010 - 1 comment

  On Monday 15th February ten students representing Weapons out of Warwick took part in the Aldermaston Blockade

• Miss Warwick competition ignites controversy

  Friday 5 March, 2010

  Two Facebook groups set up for ‘Miss Warwick 2010’ have provoked fierce debate amongst the student body

• Students caught with false ID at entry exam

  Friday 5 March, 2010

  Two Chinese students were caught attempting to use friends' passports while taking a Warwick entrance exam

• Uni appoints new dean of medical school

  Friday 5 March, 2010

  The University has selected Professor Peter Winstanley as the new Dean of Warwick Medical School

• ‘Vote for Students’ takes over Twitter

  Friday 5 March, 2010

  The NUS “Vote for Students” campaign became the second highest trending topic in the UK on Twitter

• Divorce has no effect on students

  Friday 5 March, 2010

  A Warwick study has found that students whose parents divorce are not negatively affected by the experience

• Interview: Daniel Stevens, President

  Wednesday 3 March, 2010

  New SU President Daniel Stevens discusses his predecessor, priorities and plans

• Interview: George Whitworth, Sports Officer

  Wednesday 3 March, 2010

  George Whitworth, the SU's Sports-Officer-elect on his campaign and plans for the rest of the year

• Interview: Leo Boe, Welfare Officer

  Wednesday 3 March, 2010

  The new Welfare Officer talks about plans for increasing minority rights and creating a Complaints website

• Interview: Stuart Stanley, Finance Officer

  Wednesday 3 March, 2010

  The new Finance Officer discusses plans for a student media centre and a new takeaway on campus

• Interview: Andy White, Societies Officer

  Wednesday 3 March, 2010

  The Boar asks the new Societies Officer about his plans for the year ahead

• RaW News Insight General Election Special

  Tuesday 2 March, 2010

  Listen again to Mari Eccles and Jen McPherson's special report on the forthcoming general election

• Interview: Chris Luck, Democracy and Communications Officer

  Sunday 28 February, 2010

  Next year's Democracy and Communications Officer discusses holding candidates to account and building relationships between sabbs and students

• Interview: Sean Ruston, Education Officer

  Sunday 28 February, 2010

  The Boar interviews next year's Education Officer on the campaign and his plans for the year ahead

• The Big Decision 2010

  Friday 26 February, 2010

  Live coverage of the Union elections from the Boar, RaW and Warwick TV

• Elections kick off with heated Q&A session

  Tuesday 23 February, 2010

  Campaigns for Students’ Union President began with a divisive debate in the Atrium today

• The Boar speaks to the Prime Minister

  Saturday 20 February, 2010 - 1 comment

  We ask why students should vote for the Labour Party in the next general election

• SU attempts to harmonise South Leamington

  Friday 19 February, 2010

  A scheme has been launched aiming to create better relationships between students and the community in South Leamington.

• Maths student calculates likelihood of finding girlfriend

  Friday 19 February, 2010 - 1 comment

  A student has used an equation that predicts the possibility of alien life to calculate potential girlfriends

• Amnesty stage protests in bid to protect the human

  Tuesday 16 February, 2010

  Week five saw Amnesty’s Protect the Human Week designed to raise awareness of human rights issues around the globe

• Floppy coppers got to stop the dodgy shoppers

  Tuesday 16 February, 2010

  New enforcement has been drafted in to help keep crime and theft levels low in the Earlsdon area of Coventry