Editors’ Letters: Part-time empowerment
T.V Editor, Joshua Murray reflects on his experiences of part-time work here at Warwick.
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The lion and the unicorn to divorce?
Bethan Riddell provides a student’s guide to Scottish Independence
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Tackling rape culture on campuses
Anna Rivers investigates how students are fighting against rape culture in the UK
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Appy Days: Papa Pear Saga
"All in all, Papa Pear Saga is an amusing and addictive game to play"
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Wawrinka beats the tennis elites to Australian Open win
Sam Hardy reflects on a stunning victory for Stanislas Wawrinka - his first Grand Slam triumph
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New players, a new system and a new division
Charlie Coe investigates the recent changes undertaken by the Men's first-team basketball squad
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BRIT Awards: Writers’ Predictions
Ahead of the BRIT Awards later this month, our writers pick their favourite nominees from four of the show's homegrown categories
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Sochi Winter Games are on thin ice
Joshua Murray predicts that the sporting action in Russia will prevail over the controversy
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Welcome to Norwich: a fine city
Flo Page shares the highlights of a day trip to East Anglia
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Hidden Gem: Le Coquelicot, Paris
The French breakfast is famous for a reason, and Selina Sykes tells us the best place to get it
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Manchester: changing perceptions since the Industrial Revolution
Lewis Holden insists there is so much more to his native Manchester than meets the eye
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2013: The year the Brits went bust?
Jacob Mier voices his disappointment that fewer truly British films are being produced
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Cowboys and Samurais draw Box-Office Bombs
Daniel Kelly covers the runt of the financial litter from last year's cinematic offerings
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