2012: A Boar News round-up
A round up of all the biggest or most widespread Warwick stories of 2012
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A criminally incompetent court
The International Criminal Court's recent acquittal of Mathieu Ngudjolo Chui is just the start of the list of failings
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Stop the barrage against equal marriage
The recent outburst of opposition from religious organisations against equal marriage is unfounded
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2012 through YouTube clips
As 2012 draws to a close, here is a selection of striking videos and images from 2012 from YouTube
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2012: a year in science
Deputy science editor Helena Moretti takes a look at some of the biggest scientific breakthroughs of 2012
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Opinion Matrix: What has 2012 meant for Europe?
The Boar's Foreign Correspondents explain what their host Erasmus country has experienced in the past year
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Two stabbed outside Kasbah
An 18-year-old was questioned and bailed following the incident on Boxing Day night
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Literature students talk trash – is it acceptable to read trash novels in public?
Two writers go head to head to debate the merits of trash fiction
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How are YOU spending New Year’s Eve?
There are no set guidelines for having a fantastic New Year's Eve, Lifestyle offers alternate experiences
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Are the all-nighters worth it?
Eleanor May looks at the pros and cons of all night studying and how we can maximise exam performance
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Why Peter Hitchens and the right are wrong
Jamie Sims offers a response to the recent talk given to Warwick Conservatives by author and Mail columnist Peter Hitchens
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Christmas wasn’t so bad
As the turkey starts to run out, Lauren Clarke gives the second instalment of her Christmas column
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Festive cheer and Christmas reflection
Another Christmas has come and gone and whilst we tuck in to leftover turkey sandwiches, Lifestyle finds out what Christmas means to you
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