Warwick’s German Society prides itself on providing an open, friendly and welcoming environment for all those interested in the German language and culture. As such, German Soc opens its door to everyone, regardless of whether its members can speak the language or not. It’s clear that the emphasis is on...
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Halina Watts examines the effects of the banana monoculture crop on Central America.
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Atideb Sakar speaks to John Authers, investment editor of business publication Financial Times.
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British manufacturing is coming to a standstill, in the car industry and elsewhere.
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Oblivious to the typical celebrations that occur on the last day of the year, the Euro celebrated its tenth birthday at the dawn of 2009; the year of the financial crisis.
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Living in South Leamington, I have seen my fair share of antisocial behaviour from youth gangs
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The Government’s refusal to listen to the advice of the Advisory Council on Drugs Misuse to downgrade ecstasy from Class A to Class B calls into question the drug classification system in the UK.
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I was recently involved in an incident in my halls of residence that resulted in me phoning for an ambulance. However, in accordance with the University’s policy, campus security responded instead of an ambulance or first aider.
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“Oh God, please tell me you aren’t going to become a feminist or something!” Rather than reveal my sordid secret, I smiled winningly and directed the conversation to less dangerous territory.
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The increase in the number of people opting for cosmetic surgery is economically troubling, whilst also denoting a more fundamental malaise in society. In 2008, over thirty-four thousand people went under the knife.
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The shockingly low percentage of total votes accrued from the Politics and International Studies (PAIS) department suggests Warwick's democratic culture leaves much to be desired.
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I actually make a concerted effort to see the bright sides in life, and I’m a lot happier for it
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US President Barack Obama last week announced a plan that would see up to one hundred thousand of the American troops still in Iraq return stateside by August 2010.
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