French finally fall upon inevitable Grand Slam
Owen Rawlings' blog looks at the culmination of the Six Nations, which saw France claim the Grand Slam.
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Dortmund roll back the years to thrash Leverkusen
Jasjit Sansoye looks at the resurgence of former German giants Borussia Dortmund, spearheaded by an emerging young forward.
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Nott promising for County
Sam Moodey looks into the goings-on at Notts County, who have had an intiguing season after their spectacular summer takeover.
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Arsenal and United face difficult ties in Quarter-Final
Jasjit Sansoye looks at the Champions' League draw, which has provided tough tests for the two remaining English sides.
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Edgy England inch past Bangladesh
Robin Jellis looks back at the first test in Bangladesh, which saw a Graeme Swann-inspired England overcome an emerging opponent.
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Countdown to South Africa
John Vivian looks ahead to this summer's World Cup in South Africa, and asks whether the country is ready for the prestigious event.
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Scotland stalemate reveals England impotency
Owen Rawlings' Six Nations blog looks back on a frustrating afternoon for England as France excel against the Italians.
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Flawless record on the line
Warwick is to take on Coventry in the annual Varsity events, hoping to continue its undefeated history in the competition
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What’s all the Woo-Hoo about?
Rachel Osborne and Jessie Vickerage look at what's in store at WSAF this summer
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Arshile Gorky: A retrospective
Born Vostanik Manoog Adoyan in Armenia circa 1902, Arshile Gorky fled his homeland for America in 1915 during the Armenian Genocide. Paintings signed with his alias, Arsheie Gorky, began to appear around 1924, when the artist worked as a teacher at the New School of Design in Boston. His is...
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Duane Michals: Impossible stories
Duane Michals is an American photographer, important for his innovative break with the ‘New Documentary’ approach that dominated photography in the late fifties and early sixties. He has continued to creatively oppose the problems he perceives in contemporary art. In the next issue I’ll discuss one of his recent creative...
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A creator of worlds
Joanna Foakes tests the limits of imagination in the work of Amos Oz
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Life’s Rich Tapestry
Jean Baggott - Warwick student and author - talks to Tom Goodenough and Dave Burnett about a personal history with deep significance
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