Woxbridge tops the tables
Coming third in the league tables means we are another step closer to world domination
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Oily smiles won’t wash
On the 20th April the BP rig Deepwater Horizon exploded off the Gulf of Mexico, killing eleven people. Experts estimate that the spill has now leaked up to 45 million gallons of oil into the surrounding waters. The White House energy advisor Carol Browner has heralded it as “the biggest...
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Gove to spin the past in schools
Education Secretary’s changes to the history curriculum will only distort truth for political ends
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Boy vs. girl: Breaking up over summer, is it worth the upset?
Chris Parkinson and Tara Lawrence on whether it's worth the holiday pain
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Two Penn’orth: Come on, David Willetts – bin the spin already
Governments are prone to producing propaganda to manoeuvre their way out of sticky situations. However I am not convinced by the claims that David Willetts, the universities minister, makes to justify raising tuition fees. Let us tackle two arguments that Willets, a former PPE student at Oxford, set out last...
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A Blagger’s Guide to Music: Ska
The third installment of [RaW's](http://radio.warwick.ac.uk) a Blagger's Guide to Music covering Ska from its 1950s roots up to the present day
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Food for thought: tortilla pizza
Kick-starting our new food column, Danni Slater cooks up a delicious, brain-boosting dish with a student budget in mind
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You know it’s a blog-eat-blog world out there
Ally Salisbury sheds some light on how to get read and get ahead in the competitive, cut-throat universe of blogging
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The Thrills and Spills of Formula 1
Thom Drake gives us his views on the Formula 1 season thus far
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World Cup Report: Ones to Watch
Jasjit Sansoye suggests his potential breakout stars as South Africa hosts the World Cup
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