The price for free speech?
Julie Burchill's recent Transphobic rant was censored by the Observer editorial team, when does it become right to remove something from the public domain?
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Always ‘too soon’ to make light of something so dark
MPs comments on Holocaust Remembrance Day show that this sensitive topic should not be tackled lightly
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Universities reach out to younger students
OFFA believes primary school students need to be targeted to give them higher aspirations
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All Student Meeting – Live Blog
Chris Hackett and Natasha Clark live-blog tonight's All Student Meeting - join us from 5:30
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Saying neigh to meat
Horse meat has been found in value beefburgers, but does it matter what animal we are eating?
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The Post War Silence
Mridula Duggal offers some reflections after the Delhi rape case and the position of women the world over
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Snow: national paralysis
As the snow thaws, does the UK need to reflect on it's inability to cope with the snow
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Interview with Mark Thomas: “Administer of Karmic Justice” or “Just an Embarrassing Dad”
It's opera season! Cathryn Turhan meets Mark Thomas, writer of comic opera 'Bravo Figaro' (coming soon to Warwick Arts Centre) to discuss opera, dads, underground comedy and what he'd like to do with David Cameron.
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Book of the Week: Pride and Prejudice
On the day of its bicentennial anniversary, Rebekah Ellerby restrospectively reviews this timeless romance
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Students angered by cancelled event
The not-so-secret party, due to be held at an unknown location in Leamington Spa, was cancelled without explanation
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International Aid Forum comes to Warwick
Warwick International Aid Forum will take place on Saturday 2 February
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University marks Holocaust Memorial Day
The University remembered the dead today on Campus
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The Boar’s Sounds of 2013
Don't listen to the BBC! Christopher Sharpe and Nicole Davis explore all you'll need this year...
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