Wales Grand Slam hopes in tatters after opening weekend
This week Owen Rawlings looks back upon the opening weekend of Six Nations rugby which saw victories for England, France and Ireland.
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England look to Cook for Bangladesh tour
The opening blog from Robin Jellis, exploring England's selection policy for the upcoming series against Bangladesh.
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University hopes to become Olympic and Paralympic training ground
Warwick’s Sports centre is hoping to become a training and holding base for Olympic and Paralympic athletes for the 2012 London Olympic Games.
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Government survey claims students would pay higher fees
Survey says students are willing to pay higher fees for degree courses that lead to the highest-paying careers
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Walkers raise awareness for Haiti
On Tuesday 2 February, thirteen Warwick students walked the eight miles from Leamington to campus to raise money for the earthquake victims in Haiti.
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Liverpool emerge from local derby triumphant
The latest blog from Rob Goodway, who looks back on an eventful weekend of action-packed derbies in the Premiership.
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Starcraft
South Korea has three national sports, Tae-Kwon Do, Football, and _StarCraft_. Over the past thirteen years _StarCraft_ has come to dominate in Korea and they still can’t get enough of it. Televised professional matches with players sponsored by massive electronics companies like Samsung have been going on for years. After...
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Ape Escape P
When I spend money buying an identical port of a game I already own on the original console just so that I can play it when out and about, you know it’s got to be a good game. _Ape Escape_ for the PS1 was an awesome game back when I...
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Army of Two: The 40th Day
The original _Army of Two_ was by no means critically acclaimed; with its setting located partially in Iraq and its glamourised portrayal of modern warfare and private military companies, it struck a little too close to home for some. Premise aside, the game comprised of a well rounded third person...
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From Ciro to Zero
The latest blog from Jasjit Sansoye, exploring the goings-on in Turin as Juventus swap Ciro Ferrara for Alberto Zaccheroni.
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Federer — The Greatest Ever?
Chloe Francis looks at the legacy of the sixteen-time Grand Slam winner Roger Federer on the back of his triumph in the Australian Open.
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Events see largest-ever turnout
Despite unprecedented controversy, the 15th annual One World Week has been hailed as a “huge success” by its organisers.
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A world united, a campus divided
Organisers say One World Week was better than ever before, but many claim the event is image obsessed and corporatist
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