Ronaldo wins the battle, but Messi winning the war
It's the footballing equivalent of Blur v Oasis. Chris Cole takes a look at the Messi v Ronaldo rivalry.
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Appy Days: QuizUp Review
Have no fear! Isaac Leigh tells us why our recent obsession with QuizUp can certainly pass for productivity.
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12 Years a Slave
Steve McQueen helms the unsettling tale of Solomon Northup, a free black man who is abducted and sold into slavery in the south of the United States
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Warwick named UK’s most enterprising university
The most successful societies were Warwick Finance Societies and Warwick PPE
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Review: Wolf Hall and Bring Up the Bodies
Review of the RSC's two theatre adaptations of Hilary Mantel's award-winning novels, which create a vivid world of Henry VIII's England.
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Warwick lecturer shortlisted to live on Mars
Dr Keith Evans has been shortlisted for a special mission organised by Mars One
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Kill Your Darlings
The beat generation is brought alive on screen in this biological drama about a murder surrounding writers Allen Ginsberg, Jack Kerouac and William S. Burroughs
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Defying Gravity: Interview with West End hopeful
Boar Arts interviews West End hopeful, Eliza Harris, who is reading English Literature in her second year here at Warwick.
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Follow-up: road safety concerns after death of student
Concerns over road safety around Cannon Park are being voiced after the death of Maggie Cheung
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Religion on campus: Father, where art thou?
Two writers explain how they practise their different religions on campus
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“Every girl’s crazy about a sharp dressed man”
Charlie McKnight tells us why you should care about London: the capital of menswear
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Warwick SU holds second Campaigns Convention
The convention provides social training, contacts and motivation for students interested in campaigning
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Continuing the conversation
Jane Doe reminds students to prioritise their mental and physical health
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