Tuition fees: let’s have a rethink
David Willetts, the Minister of State for Universities and Science, writes in the _Boar_ about how the tuition fee measures are necessary and fair
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Diwali: An economist’s account
The most popular Hindu festival has a fascinating economic side to it
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Job Seeker’s Disallowance
Iain Duncan Smith's proposed welfare reforms are radical but is this at the expense of social justice?
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Is Silicon Valley going east?
Cameron has grand plans for the East End of London
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The Wild Wild West
America propose to increase quantitative easing by $600 billion
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Is the UK finally waking up to the cost of cancer?
A radical shakeup in the NHS is needed to improve cancer care
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Uni activism back with a bang
Has Warwick finally rediscovered its political imagination?
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On track to economic recovery
The high-speed railway line will create jobs and help the environment
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Palin for President: contender or pretender?
Can we really take the former Alaska governor as a serious candidate for the next US elections?
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Warwick must keep fighting
Despite taking positive action, fees campaigners need to convince doubtful students that protest is worthwhile
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Snow time for tears
If Christmas is seeming a little expensive this year, you are not alone
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The pursuit of happiness
What would be the actual price of fulfilling David Cameron's 'joy-plan'?
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