Our time is now
Chris Browne and Gerard McHugh conclude our three-part feature on the state of the Union
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Ten Hour Tennis?
Jack Gelsthorpe comments upon an exciting summer of Tennis thus far
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Fly Yellow Moon
With his debut solo effort, Guillemot’s front man Fyfe Dangerfield has largely abandoned his usual...
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Student Budget 2010 (Again)
Patrick Edwards takes a quick look at the Budget's implication for students
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The end of an era
Daniel Hemsley salutes the end of two of television's greatest institutions: 24 and LOST
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Dining with the ‘stars’
Toby Steinberg reviews Channel 4's exclusive World Cup coverage: special editions of 'Come Dine With Me'
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The changing face of home
Daniel Barrow sees in Ian Jack’s ‘The Country Formerly Known as Great Britain’ a rare and precise reflection on a country less familiar than it seems
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PC gone sane
The unease related to building a memorial to Bomber Command is justified by the effect their actions had in World War II
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The Boar: Reflections on a three-year stint
All good things must come to an end. But that surely means no bad thing can last forever? Case in point, today I finished my degree. As all finalists will know, and all first- and second-years will no doubt suspect, degrees seem to take up a lot of your time...
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Harman tells a true tale about the gender gap
An artificial boost in female MPs will allow for much-needed equality to arrive more quickly
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Letters: Bookshop Bookings
Dear Sir, I think people should be aware of this. Recently the bookshop management have been asking regular visitors to the shop not to spend unnecessary time talking to the staff. A friend of mine has been subject to this request and is distraught about it to the extent that...
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Good night and good luck
As the _Boar_ bows out for the summer, we hope you get the exam results you wish for
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Writers at Warwick: Ian McEwan reads from Solar
Ian McEwan is not an easy man to embarrass. His writings frequently revolve around awkward episodes which other, more reserved authors would look to avoid and brush over. In one of his earliest catalogues of short stories, In Between the Sheets, he recounts tales of a businessman’s relationship with a...
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