‘Outstanding’ graduates recognised with awards
Three students received iPads as part of the new Outstanding Student Contribution Awards
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Coked up to the eyeballs: commercialism, patriotism and the Olympic dream
Coca Cola floats and police parades; Tom Davies asks what it is that drags us out to watch the Olympic spectacle
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Let’s not forget Lebanon
Calum Murray on why the crisis in Syria has had dire consequences for an entire region
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Tributes made to former Politics lecturer
Roger Duclaud-Williams, Politics lecturer at Warwick for 37 years, has died from cancer
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Business School best in UK and second best in world
The school's masters programme has been judged by QS and the Economist to be one of the best on the planet
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How to survive ‘The Games’
Jonathan Pitman writes of the 2012 Olympics from a non-sporty, irritated Londoner perspective
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A taxing necessity
With the issue of tax avoidance raging on, Anna Notman examines the government's room for manoeuvre
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Is the bad weather coming to an end?
Helena Moretti discusses the causes of the horrendous weather and suggests a warm August may be on the cards
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Student tackles G4S over job scandal
Security firm G4S are again in the spotlight, this time being criticised for treatment of prospective Olympics employees
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It’s not Fifty Shades vs. feminism, actually
Comment editor Kirsty Judge on why E L James' trilogy is not the death of feminism as we know it.
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Are we the forgotten freshers?
Those of us who missed the £9000 fees may have payed a higher price: a chance at a better quality of education
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Jesus Christ! Not another talent show?
Clare Selley gives us the lowdown on ITV's Superstar
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The Dark Knight Rises
Hari Alexander Sethi takes in the final chapter of Christopher Nolan's Batman trilogy, finding a hugely impressive film that refuses to belittle its audiences' intelligence.
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