Dear Sir, I am writing briefly to set the record straight about Weapons Out of Warwick. I refer to an article in the last issue of last term, entitled ‘Armed, but not dangerous’. The article claimed that Weapons Out of Warwick has turned its sights on the armed forces, in...
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Dear Sir, I greatly enjoy reading the Boar. However, I find myself frustrated by the lack of a meaningful presence around campus. Many of my fellow students even seem unaware that the paper now only comes out once every two weeks or that it appears on a Tuesday, and I...
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With the wealth Conservative MPs acquire, we should be wary of politicians’ additional income
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Why a nation of indifferent citizens could actually help change our politics for the better this year
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Dave’s right-hand man may be indispensible to the Tories, but the prospect of him in power is not pretty
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A window of opportunity opens before us: we are on the cusp of yet another new era. Only at the end of December do we decide to become better people, something that is reflected in a number of ways, from giving up smoking to losing weight to passing an exam....
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Milton Friedman once said that the problem with government is that it thinks it can do good with other people’s money. In line with this conception the government identifies a problem, intervenes and creates more problems than it ever solves due to problems of incentives and imperfect information where individual...
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While we’ve been away, it seems like no news is good news as we enter the new year
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Long-awaited Union bulding is finally open, but will it live up to the hype?
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Nadia Bonomally explains why there’s more to Liverpool than meets the eye
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Prerna Melwani takes us on a tour of a remarkable country that few know anything about
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The Bibliomemoir - Katie Herring traces a journey through books and selves
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