Remembering the violence, missing the point
An on the ground account of the events outside Conservative headquarters on November 10th
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The plight of Christians in the Middle East
The future of the Christian community in the Arab world seems grim
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Le jour de strike est arrivé
A French Warwick student tries to explain what it is about the French and going on strike
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Fallout New Vegas
As a final year masters student, I should have kept away from the likes of _Fallout New Vegas_; trying to blast through a game that offers tens of hours of gameplay for review while simultaneously keeping up with course work and generally having a life is an extremely challenging task....
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Life is Facebook?
Has the biggest social network led us into a state of complete apathy?
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Kick that window
Violent protests notwithstanding, we need to carry on making our point to the decision-makers in London
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The price of a promise
After revelations that the Lib Dems planned to ignore pledges, we can’t just accept it as how politics works
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The morning after the Tea Party
Was Obama’s change too much for the average American?
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Sex, drugs and politics: why vote for Berlusconi?
Losing the PM seems almost as dangerous as having him at the country’s helm
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The Death of Rise, the Death of the Album?
With the announcement of the closure of the premier music shop on campus, Anishka Sharma questions what now?
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Interpol
Since first coming to attention with their 2002 debut album ‘Turn on the Bright Lights’, Interpol have won a reputation as one of the more interesting imports from the New York indie scene. Their layered guitars, icily detached vocals and dark, brooding feel have led to comparisons to the likes...
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