North Korea: Foreign Aid or Foreign Blame ?
What is the logic behind great powers propping up the last bastion of Stalinist totalitarianism?
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In defence of “poor Ed Miliband”
Unsubstantial, personal attacks on Labour Party's leader are unhelpful and encourage apathy
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The Morocco Hitch: a narrative.
Ed Moseley hitches his way from Northern France to Morocco, encountering sleepless nights and Mugabe regime dissidents along the way.
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Southern Discomfort
James Bennet reports on the financial woes of South Coast Clubs
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Osborne the Magnificent
Although the Government has made moves towards increasing regulations on banks, critics say their plans are not enough
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Beats flying… doesn’t it?
An exasperated Laura Scott examines rising train prices and decreasing standards
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The public face of international gun-running
In March this year one of the world's largest arms manufacturers will be helping to run the census. Students must take action to ensure they do not gain a credibility from this contract that they do not deserve.
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Warwick Economics Summit attracts speakers from across the globe
The tenth annual Warwick Economics Summit took place on campus between February 18 and 20. The summit is a student-run, international forum which aims to promote the debate of economic issues and encompasses development, politics and current affairs. The summit provides opportunities for student networking, with the social highlight of...
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Mental Health Awareness week
In the latest of this term’s ‘issue weeks,’ the Warwick Psychology Society in conjunction with the Department of Psychology and the Students’ Union, last week held a ‘Mental Health Awareness Week’ (MHAW) which focused on raising awareness of several issues related to mental illness. The week featured talks covering various...
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Referenda to decide Union policy on sponsorship and facist speakers
This week Warwick students will vote in two referenda to decide vital aspects of Students’ Union policy. The two motions regard whether the Student Union should continue to enforce its boycott against several “black-listed” companies, preventing sports clubs and societies from seeking sponsorship from organisations that are perceived as unethical,...
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Warwick students protest against NatWest bonuses
Warwick University students have been protesting at a Coventry branch of NatWest on Saturday 26 February. The 15 students are members of an umbrella group called Warwick Against the Cuts (WATC) and were protesting against the bonuses received by the bosses of NatWest’s parent-group Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS). Campaigners...
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Discover Islam week
Last week the Islamic Society hosted ‘Discover Islam’ week on campus, with its aims to inform and educate a range of Muslims and non-Muslims about the religion. Weeks 8 and 9 featured a series of talks covering a diverse range of topics including philosophy, religion and world finance. In addition,...
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Battle of the Bands 2011 Heat Five
Dean Simons gives us his thoughts on the heaviest and "beardiest" heat of Battle of the Bands 11'..
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