Officer election candidates announced
The final candidate list for this year's officer elections is now available.
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Tunisia: Democracy or the Devil you don’t know
If successful, the Jasmine revolution will show democracies can be set up anywhere in the world as long as the change comes from within
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Two Penn’orth: Women and Politics
Women have the vote – why are there none to vote for?
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Britain blushes at Firth’s stiff upper lip
The Kings’s Speech lets you see an ideal of what British people think Britain is all about for £5.50
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Attack of the female comedians
Britain’s comediennes are becoming highly successful without needing to be “hefty, dykey or Jewish”
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Tongue-tied: Gove goes wrong on languages
Baccalaureate skews the debate on learning languages and puts unfair expectations on unsuspecting pupils
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A history of violence
US society cannot hold on to a system which legalises an all-consuming gun culture
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Electile dysfunction
Getting students to vote has to start with better awareness and engagement with those outside student politics
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Super Bowl XLV preview
Neil Reynolds looks at the upcoming game between the Packers and the Steelers as they battle for the Vince Lombardi trophy
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Tony Blair stars in You Only Lie Twice
The invasion of Iraq was made on false declarations and a narrow interpretation of the terrorist threat
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Interview with James Ellis
Shaun Birch chats to James Ellis on the role of sport at university, its future and how Warwick Sport can continue to improve
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It’s time to privatize the monarchy
The government is sitting on a gold mine of revenues: it is time to turn the royal family into a profitable industry
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Warwick Wolverines become British first
Phillip Gaydon provides the lowdown on the first British women's American Football team
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