New maths can predict the likelihood of getting pregnant
Warwick scientists devised a new model to predict conception
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A pawn on a floating chessboard
The government is cutting too far too fast, declares Ed Balls. He is not alone in his view. Polls in August assigned Labour a double-digit lead over the Conservatives. Austerity was never going to be popular. If the slump persists, the double-dip recession may be the turning point at which...
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Rebuilding America
Despite the ideological gulf between Obama and Romney, their economic strategies look strikingly similar
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My summer lab placement on the continent
Emily Johnson speaks with biomed student Ibukun Osuntoki about her internship with the Max-Planck Institute in Germany
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Fight the fresher’s flu – with science
David Gregory explains how a nutritious diet is the key to a strong immune system
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Leam’s hidden treasures
Finding five star food can be hard - so the Boar’s done it for you
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Season of mists and mellow fruit
Lifestyle at the Boar presents your definitive guide to fall fashion: what to wear and how to wear it...
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Let’s re-occupy Warwick
I learnt a lot from last year’s protest - and it is important that it happens again
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Don’t disparage equal marriage
Those against equal marriage should find a more worthy cause to fight for
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Internet pirates won’t sail away
Overpriced and substandard media cause online piracy, not greed
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Time for Northern independence
Britain’s ugly duckling: the North deserves a government that supports it
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Here’s some advice: don’t listen to ‘advice’
University is about self discovery; you don't need to follow the crowd to have a good time
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