Getting your money’s worth
As the credit crunch continues to bite, money management has never been more important. Simon Turner tells us why we should and how we can claim back our back charges.
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The new non-believing
British atheism is growing into a coherent movement and is gaining ground among the young.
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House of hope
Charli Fritzner unearths the Casa Hogar Don Bosco, a shelter that brings hope to girls in San Miguel, Mexico.
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The Magnificent 7 Plots of Warwick
In this eagerly anticipated new instalment, Boar big-shot Jonny Welsh scrutinises campus for more of the Seven Basic Plots of Warwick life.
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Europe – The Final Countdown
As western european banks falter, what will become of their eastern European subsidiaries?
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The Castle of Doubt and the Key of Promise
Recently, a second wave of falling confidence has affected the stock markets. As firms unveil their projected losses, investors and customers alike are withdrawing their money. For example, this week Aviva (Norwich Union) felt its share prices fall by thirty-three percent following its announcement of losses approaching a billion pounds....
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Grapes of wrath
Fruit of the Loom's trade union smashing in Honduras should outrage us as much as those workers denied the right to association, and left without a source of income
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Money talks
Educational reform can only go so far in the search for equality. A child's financial background remains a crucial differentiating factor in the efficacy of their learning
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Harder and harder to breathe
The first thing I think when I get off the bus in the morning is how beautiful our campus is. No, seriously. It’s something my friends from other universities always comment on and, as a Londoner away from the city; I always feel I can breathe easier here.
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Custard: the weapon of choice for protestors
The BBC news website last week carried a fantastic headline: ‘Police are investigating Lord Mandelson custard-throwing incident.’ This is not something you see every day and certainly an occurrence to be relished.
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Britain is dead, get over it!
Normally, Philip Pullman doesn’t get on my nerves. I’m not a fan of his books, or his beliefs, but I accept his right to hold said beliefs and publish said books.
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A celebration of equal rights
International Women’s Week swept across campus once again last week, delivering the student body a series of events aimed at raising funds for, and awareness about, women’s causes in the UK and around the world.
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Virtual safari a reality
A trip to Kenya's Masai Mara while sitting at home is soon possible as a team of researchers from Warwick Manufacturing Group and the University of York work to create a virtual reality cocoon.
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