Oblivion OST
Daniel Kelly plunges into Oblivion and its M83-penned soundtrack. The verdict? A synthy sci-fi delight
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Time To Kill a Mockingbird
The Open Air Theatre at Regent's Park is the perfect venue to spend summer evenings and Rachel Bradley thoroughly enjoys 'To Kill a Mockingbird' adapted from Harper Lee's famous, classic novel set in the Deep South during the Great Depression.
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Much Ado About Nothing
Kai Granaas reviews Joss Whedon's adaptation of Shakespeare's classic comedy which examines two pairs of lovers with very different takes on romance
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Desire Lines
With its "butter-soft synth tones and deft, trickling electric guitar nuggets", Sophie Monk reasons that Camera Obscura's fifth album could well provide the perfect soundtrack to summer
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Lionboy Fails to Find its Roar
Rebekah Ellerby finds Complicite's Lionboy theatrically lacking although a heart-warming story.
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The Best Films of 2013 (So Far)
Barry Levitt identifies the cream of the crop of 2013 so far. You can just smell the awards coming...
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SIBE hackathon hosted by Warwick
The University hosted the 24-hour event and its team came second
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‘As You Like It’ The Consensus: A Pastoral Paradise
Possibly the most popular play to have graced the new Royal Shakespeare Theatre, Boar Arts found the consensus was overwhelmingly positive in reaction to Maria Aberg's production: a must see this summer.
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Multivitamins and your health
Tom Lewis discusses the increasing use of multivitamin supplements by students and their efficacy
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Difficult year for the Duck?
A report by the SU has revealed that the Dirty Duck may be having financial difficulties
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Super Collider
According to Joe Wallace, Megadeth's fourteenth album is more of a collision than anything truly "super"
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One bite is all it takes: Malaria maladies abroad
Malaria requires little introduction. The mosquito-borne disease makes 250m people severely ill each year[1], the overwhelming majority in developing countries. In Africa it is the cause of one in five child deaths[2]. While its victim count has fallen from near 1m in 2000, to 781,000 in 2009 as a result...
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Experimenting with a Brazilian
‘O Brasil não é para principiantes’ they say, or ‘Brazil is not for beginners.’ Sometime after an incredible Erasmus year in Rome, I decided to go to São Paulo, primarily to visit some friends I had made in my year abroad, but also to have a quick snoop around the...
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