Student politics needs a rethink
If you leave political change to politicians it won't happen, so grab your megaphones and your teapots
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Lady GaGa, sweaty teens and a few games
Delving into the world of gaming exhibitions, Will Brierley attends the Eurogamer Expo to preview next year's hits
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First Impressions: Bulletstorm
Out of all the games previewed here, _Bulletstorm_ is the one you’re least likely to have heard of. Although not a sequel, it does have some pedigree behind it; Epic Games, the studio behind the extremely successful _Gears of War_ franchise, own a majority stake in Bulletstorm’s developers, People Can...
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First Impressions: Killzone 3 (in 3D)
3D is what movie execs and TV manufacturers the world over are hoping to be the next big thing but I really can’t see it catching on anytime soon. If you’ve been travelling round the Congo for the last year or so, you might have missed the “entertainment event of...
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First Impressions: Gran Turismo 5
Is it just me or does anyone else think that the previous _Gran Turismo_ games were horrendously boring? I love driving games and have always played through the _GT_ titles, mainly for the progression and the incredibly detailed and varied collection of cars, but the races are just so tedious....
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First Impressions: Fallout New Vegas
My playthrough of _New Vegas_ started in an isolated area of the game’s locale, an excessively large map of a devastated Vegas, and while it was great to be playing some more _Fallout_, it was immediately clear that this game will be more _Fallout 3.5_ than a fully fleshed out...
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Fifa 2011
Like the approaching winter, the student overdraft and the rise in tuition fees, there’s no escaping Fifa. The footballing juggernaut, which has confidently overshadowed _Pro Evolution Soccer_ for the past couple of years is back – but is it worth shelling out another £40 for? The short answer? If you...
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Visiting Norway on the trail of the Vikings
Mareli Augustyn finds an escape from a hectic life amongst the majestic fjords, laced with waterfalls and folktales of trolls
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Charity climb fails to get off the ground
A group of students lose thousands of pounds as their fundraising trip ends in a bitter dispute
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Leam locals outraged at loud students
Leamington residents have hit out at students, complaining to the local council about noise levels
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Concerns remain over life sciences layoffs
Students are still worried about the effects of redundancies in the new School of Life Sciences
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Union warns against finding houses early
A new SU campaign aims to prevent the normal rush to find off-campus accommodation this year
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Students see their fees fears realised
A fee cap is expected to remain, though it will likely be double to triple the amount of the current limit
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