Got neuroscience on the mind?
Jessie Baldwin speaks to world renowned neuroscientist Oliver Sacks about his life and works
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Warwick Canoe Polo shine in national tournament
Over the last weekend of the Easter holidays, Canoe Polo teams from universities across the country descended upon Hatfield Water Park to compete at the annual BUCS Tournament. Warwick entered mens’ and ladies’ teams as well as a B team and an assortment of Old Boys. The Warwick As were...
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Critically endangered: the giant sable antelope
The giant sable antelope is a critically endangered species that is not often acknowledged by conservation efforts
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Now or never for David Haye
Remember when most of us liked David Haye? There was a time when British boxing fans – also known as Haye fans, as the two have rarely been mutually exclusive – were hoping to witness this meteoric trajectory into boxing immortality on the biggest stage of all: the heavyweight division....
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£120k: it’s not fine
Warwick University fined students more than £120,000 for various offences including drugs and anti-social behaviour last year, the Boar can reveal. The exact amount of money amassed in fines from the academic year of 2011-2012 was £123,058, according to a Freedom of Information (FOI) Request by the Boar. Of this...
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Summer loving: acts from the past?
Students at Warwick have reacted positively to the announcement that current UK number one act Rudimental will be playing the 2013 Summer Party. After complaints from students about the Summer Party’s line-up in previous years, the reaction to this year’s has been mostly positive. Main acts for the day long...
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Doctor Who Series Blog – Journey to the Centre of The TARDIS
This week’s episode directed its attention straight into the hidden depths of the TARDIS and it was hard not to scratch your head in wonder and confusion
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An Interview with Sarah Moss
Sarah Moss, author of Names for the Sea, a lecturer in the Creative Writing Department here at the University of Warwick and a nominee for the RSL's Ondaatje Prize 2013 talks to Books Editor Nicole Davis on ‘pissing’, place and the pleasures of living in Iceland
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Wolf
One of the most highly anticipated albums of the year has finally arrived from another member of the irreverently insane Odd Future Wolf Gang Kill Them All. After Frank Ocean’s incredibly successful ChannelORANGE topped critics’ lists around the world last year, Mr. Creator must have felt the pressure this time out, but...
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Mosquito
Yeah Yeah Yeahs’ fourth album opens with a fuse being ignited. ‘Sacrilege’ begins in a rather pent-up fashion, with the sound of drums clattering ominously behind Karen O’s irresistibly breathless vocals (and my, how they’ve been missed). And then, after several minutes, comes the bang. A break in the clouds...
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Sun, Samba and that lonely girl on the beach
As part of a five-week odyssey through south-eastern Brazil, two travelers made a visit to Rio de Janeiro.
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Comedown Machine
The Strokes were last seen way back in 2011 with Angles, their rather disappointing fourth record. The band had somehow managed to lose their edge which had once seen them defined as the most prominent 21st Century indie rock band, and the results were clear in the form of a flat,...
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