Little Hell
Little Hell is the third instalment in a chain of wonderful full-lengths from Dallas Green
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Library fines for students totalled £128k last year
Late returns of books allegedly totalled £128,000 last year according to a Freedom of Information request
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Central Bank of India to offer fast track loans to students at Warwick
Bank has agreed to provide loans worth as much as £26,000 to eligible Indian students who wish to study at WMG
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Warwick group seeks to declare no confidence in Willetts
Students and academic staff at the University of Warwick are circulating a petition of no confidence in the minister in charge of Higher Education
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Suck It and See
The Arctic Monkeys are survivors: the hype overload circa 2006 (everyone remembers it) would cause a lesser band to implode messily, but they soldiered on, managing to retain their punkish vitality. Again, Turner and the lads have come out with another solid rock album. Song for song, though, it’s definitely...
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Into The Woods
David Levesley creeps into the woodland with Hoop!a Theatre Company’s production ‘The Night Queen’.
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Codes and Keys
Dead Cab for a Cutie once again proves their knack for song writing, even if it is more subtle than usual
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“Machiavelli would be out of his depth at Fifa”
Tom Leftley reflects on the the 61st Fifa Congress in Zurich, with allegations of corruption at Fifa swirling around the organisation's senior personnel.
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Warwick grad scoops £800k in poker win
Warwick graduate Rupert Elder recently made headlines when he won a massive £823,000 in an Italian poker tournament. The win came at the prestigious European Poker Tour in the Riviera town of San Remo, which plays host to some of the greatest professional poker players in the world. The Economics...
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The day “The Football” ended
Benedict Simmons argues that there is no more need for the pursuit for footballing perfection - FC Barcelona have achieved it.
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The Inspector Inspected
As The Government Inspector arrives at The Arts Centre, David Levesley investigates the latest adaptation of Gogol’s satirical masterpiece.
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Vice Chancellor defends privatisation of universities
Tensions between management, staff and students at Warwick University were voiced on Friday 13 May in a debate entitled “The Future of the Public University”. Vice Chancellor, Nigel Thrift, argued for the need to accept privatisation, co-operate and move forward, a view that conflicted with those of the other speakers,...
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Warwick Manufacturing Group exploring Volvo partnership
Warwick Manufacturing Group are exploring an R&D (research and development) and education partnership with Volvo owners Geely Businesses, it emerged last week. Warwick Manufacturing Group (WMG) announced that Mr Li Shufu, chairman of Volvo Car Corporation, had personally visited the University on Monday 10 May. He had agreed to talks...
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