Acquah firing was elaborate April fool’s joke
Union sources have revealed that the recent no confidence was a ploy to generate interest in Union democracy
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Reflections on an historic Union Council decision
Following the dismissal of Isaac Acquah, we should analyse the rationale behind Council's decision to pass a vote of no confidence
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The 2010 (Student) Budget
Money examines the direct implications of the budget on the student wallet
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2010 Budget: Overview
Totally privatised universities come a step closer after Darling's Pre-budget Budget
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Unicyclist pedals to campus for charity
A Warwick student embarked on a unicycle ride from Leamington Spa to the University campus in a bid to raise money for charity. Oli Mulcahy, 22, who is studying Electronic Engineering, unicycled 8.5 miles on Friday 19th March, starting off from Rosefield Street in North Leamington and travelling via the...
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Warwick unites against fascism
Warwick students joined with thousands of anti-fascist demonstrators to march against the English Defence League in Bolton
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World Cup Countdown: Can England Triumph?
John Vivian continues his countdown to South Africa by evaluating the chances of Fabio Capello's men this summer.
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England wrap-up series win in Bangladesh
Robin Jellis reflects upon England's 2-0 series victory over the inexperienced Bangladesh side.
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French finally fall upon inevitable Grand Slam
Owen Rawlings' blog looks at the culmination of the Six Nations, which saw France claim the Grand Slam.
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Dortmund roll back the years to thrash Leverkusen
Jasjit Sansoye looks at the resurgence of former German giants Borussia Dortmund, spearheaded by an emerging young forward.
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Nott promising for County
Sam Moodey looks into the goings-on at Notts County, who have had an intiguing season after their spectacular summer takeover.
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Arsenal and United face difficult ties in Quarter-Final
Jasjit Sansoye looks at the Champions' League draw, which has provided tough tests for the two remaining English sides.
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Edgy England inch past Bangladesh
Robin Jellis looks back at the first test in Bangladesh, which saw a Graeme Swann-inspired England overcome an emerging opponent.
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