Writers’ Choices – April 2013
There are some great Easter Eggs recommended by our team this month, including - fittingly - a classic by the Bunnymen
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Archives
“Students united shall never be defeated.”
Miguel Costa-Matos calls for solidarity between Warwick and Monash students in light of the business practices employed by our partner university
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OED: Old-fashioned English Diatribe
Alex Fusco asks whether definitions of common words are becoming inaccurate and ideological
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A career just in politics? Baffling!
Jacob Andrews asks whether Nigel Farage struck a chord in attacking the idea of career politicians?
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It’s never too late to learn a language
Lucy Stanford argues that proficiency in a second language will open many doors for you in many places
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Contemporary Caveman
Dan Mountain takes a satirical look at modern man's relation to food
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Researchers create world’s smallest movie
Sian Elvin tells us about the creation of a movie just a fraction of the width of a human hair.
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“But just what is English Literature?”
Changes to the GCSE English curriculum raise the question - just "English"?
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Battle of the High Street stores
Lifestyle takes one for the team and reviews the shops we students know and love
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Help beating the ballot box blues
Will Tucker takes us through the top four candidates in 2nd May elections
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The student Summer shape-up
With a term full of exams fast approaching, the summer holidays could not arrive sooner!
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Let’s put ‘First Aid’ first
Over the Easter holidays I completed an Essential First Aid – All Ages course with St. John’s Ambulance. It has been something I have wanted to do for a very long time. The importance of First Aid speaks for itself really. So I have to ask myself: after eighteen years...
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