The end of the world as we know it? Not quite
Even if the end is nigh, we must go on as if it's not
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Protecting the rich can be taxing
Double standards at the heart of the Government are allowing big corporations to dodge taxes
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Let’s wash our hands of SOPA
We must not grow complacent when it comes to technology in a modern world
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Thatcher’s funeral? Let the market decide
Giving the Iron Lady a state funeral would be an affront to her legacy
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Kim Jong-il may be dead, but his Korea isn’t over
The plight of the 'Dear Leader' has been bizarre, scary and slightly amusing
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Rediscovering the forgotten art of spontaneity
Stuart finished his assignment and, like most students, he got a little drunk. In fact, we all got a little drunk. But we wanted to do something else, we wanted to do something epic. Fed up of going back and forth between Leamington and campus, we made a plan. At...
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Wheeling around Warwickshire
Taking cycling bgeyond the limits of campus, Thomas Bray discovers a world of cycle paths and sleepy Warwickshire villages...
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ATP Nightmare before Christmas
Karolina Bartczak becomes hooked on ATP, her new favourite festival
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Mission Impossible 4 : Ghost Protocol
Barry Levitt takes in the 4th in the Mission (not quite) Impossible franchise, with the unlikely choice of Pixar heavyweight Brad Bird at its helm.
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Exclusive Interview: Jordan Rhodes
John Downes talks to the Football League’s most wanted man, Scotland International and Huddersfield striker Jordan Rhodes
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The Doom and Gloom of January?
Laura Dunn gives us something to smile about in these dark times
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How to spot an Erasmus student
Laura Dunn celebrates Erasmus students and what they bring to Warwick
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