Warwick Judo grapples to victory
Sapphire Samiullah reports on Warwick Judo's recent success at its own annual competition
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Cult Heroes: Gilles Villeneueve
James Bennet profiles Formula One legend and daredevil driver Gilles Villeneueve as part of the Boar’s ‘cult heroes’ series
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Fairytale of the little club that could
Ben Marsh profiles the meteoric rise of Crawley Town, recently bought by a mysterious group of Hong Kong tycoons
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Warwick Mobile Robotics look to European bot success
This term, the Warwick Mobile Robotics group aim to achieve successes in international robotics competitions using a robot that contains parts more usually sold as part of the Xbox videogame console. The robot, a remote-controlled creation designed to be a search and rescue aid to emergency services, will use the...
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Campus internet to speed up
University internet provider ResNet has increased its bandwidth from 1GB to 10GB with further improvements to come. Many students have experienced persistent problems with poor internet connection speed and prolonged streaming time. Most people who reside in halls say that the magnitude of the problem varies depending on what time...
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Warwick student accepted to Clinton Scheme
Second-year postgraduate Law student Margaret O’Leary has been invited to participate at the Clinton Global Initiative this year. The conference, hosted by former President of the USA, William Clinton, will take place in early April, at the University of California, San Diego, and is open to graduate or undergraduate students...
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RaW tour to raise cash for charity
Four members of the University of Warwick’s radio station, RaW, are travelling to over 50 other university stations to raise money for Leukaemia and Lymphoid Research. Tasha Jones, Sam Stopp, Tom Davies and Phil Atkins will tour the country in an aim to create a live radio broadcast about their...
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Malaysian Students Association chase world record for charity
Warwick University Malaysian Students Association (MSA) will this Friday aim to fill the 1500 capacity Butterworth Hall, raising money for St. Johns Ambulance and the Red Cross, with the call to all students being “Let’s make history.” The night is designed to be a extravaganza, featuring a controversial play on...
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Drivers on strike again as students are left stranded
A further taxi strike in Coventry ended last Thursday, 10 February after a duration of two weeks. It was called off following councillor Lindsley Howard’s rubber-stamp of a three-month review into demand for cabs in Coventry. Approximately 500 striking taxi drivers are believed to have voted unanimously in favour of...
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The boys are back in town: Sabbs re-elected
Leo Bøe wins the SU presidency as half of the positions declared are filled by current Sabbatical Officers
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Little Big Planet 2
Jordan Erica Webber reviews the sequel to the award-winning Little Big Planet
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WoW: Cataclysm
The newest World of Warcraft expansion is a definite improvement on the last
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Stages, Songs and Studios
Feeder’s Grant Nicholas informs Conlan Day that yes, the lyrics are in fact ‘drink cider from a lemon...’
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