Before you ask, ‘Surely university students are far too old to play Pokemon?’, think again. I’m sure that many of you who owned the original Gameboy played either Pokemon Red or Blue, the first generation of the game series, back in 1998. If you want to exaggerate slightly, you could...
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What does this new government mean to the 6000 international students of Warwick?
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“No more Hiroshimas, No more Nagasakis, No more Hibaksha!” should be heard by those sitting around the UN negotiating table
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Toby Steinberg reminisces about Television's most terrifying moments...
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Nirupa Anila Rao goes on a trip when she finds a flower in Showtime’s Weeds
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Dear Sir, The election campaign is over and there have been many interesting and often amusing items of political propaganda such as the Tory posters of Gordon Brown. Localised Labour posters have featured members of Warwick Labour Society in rather funny poses detailing the many things that Labour have undertaken...
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Celebrity culture is utterly farcical and considering its devastating effect on both sides of the cage, utterly terrifying
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If you Greece has played the capitalist game and lost, should they be forced to abide by the consequences?
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Don't be fooled by the Tories' disinterest in expanding Heathrow: they are focusing instead on expanding London, Manchester and Birmingham
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Immigrants will stop being a political issue when we realise that we need them for a stable economy
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Where multicultural Britain is bisected, the positive action contradicts the very nature of equality
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Jasjit Sansoye analyses the successes of three divergent sides across Europe as Steve McClaren leads FC Twente to glory
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Owen Rawlings looks back on this weekend’s European semi-final showdowns which saw Munster and Leinster crash out of the Heineken Cup and the Cardiff Blues set up an encounter with Jonny Wilkinson’s Toulon in the Amlin Challenge Cup final
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