Upstream Colour
Shane Carruth delivers an astonishingly beautiful piece of science-fiction in which two people are drawn together by the effects of a parasitic organism
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Fire destroys Canley Sports and Social Club
A severe fire has destroyed the Canley Sports and Social Club
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Studio Zoo
Newton Faulkner's latest LP is also his most irrepressibly sombre. But give it time and it could pass the test of multiple listens, says Sam Carter
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The Boar voted top student publication in the country
The newspaper has been voted Student Publication of the Year 2013 by Ones to Watch
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Juliet’s balcony: Literary monument or shameless attraction?
Sophie Halford visits Casa di Guilietta in Verona to see if the hype is justified
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Warwick Professor publishes first ever bullying study that looks beyond health
The first study of bullying that looks beyond the effects of health has been published by Warwick Professor Dieter Wolke
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Miley Cyrus: The Right to Twerk?
In the wake of the controversy surrounding Miley Cyrus' performance at the MTV Music Video Awards, Miranda Wilkie examines what the pop star should really be apologising for
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Much-maligned Henderson comes good
Harry Davies tracks the progress of the 23-year-old midfielder, who is thriving at Anfield after a period of uncertainty.
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Festival Review: Reading & Leeds
Sian Elvin recounts her joyous experiences at this year's Leeds Festival. Includes massive Dookies, the mind-boggling return of Slim Shady, and sweaty Scotsmen
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Unis claimed to discriminate against private school students
Top universities attacked for setting higher access targets for private school students
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Private school students still have the advantage
Statistics show that private school students have the advantage in accessing higher education
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Why has Murray coverage fallen so flat?
Isaac Leigh wonders why there is little excitement surrounding Andy Murray's defence of his US Open title
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