Botox – The world’s deadliest poison
Helen Thomas looks at the deeply frightening nature of Botox
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Breaching privacy and the heartstrings of 9/11
Lucy Webster reflects on the One World Week forum and evaluates its successes.
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UV Squash returns with a vengeance
Isaac Leigh gets a sneak preview of UV Squash's attempt to improve on last year's triumphant festival
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The Boar’s favourite Philip Seymour Hoffman roles
The Boar film team looks back to their favourite roles from the brilliant career of Philip Seymour Hoffman, who recently died at the age of 46
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The Art of the Critics Review
Deputy Arts Editor, Josh Payne reflects on the three star review and the sway that critics have on audience attendance.
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Local Talent: Jordan and the Sketcheads
Sam Carter interviews Jordan and the Sketcheads vocalist Jordan Charles to discuss One World Week, Battle of the Bands, and controversial sandwich fillings
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Aid your memory with a coffee
Hayley Simon recommends a coffee to help revision
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Read your way to a healthy brain
Harry Manners reveals the benefits of reading novels
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Editors’ Letters: Beyoncé and feminism
Georgina Lawton praises Beyoncé's contribution to feminism.
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PETA expose the rabbit in the headlights
Chloe Wynne shares the horrors that occur in the Angora wool industry
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News in brief February 5
Deputy news editor Euan Long brings us the Boar's news in brief for Issue 7
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Students cross the picket line by organising own lectures
A group of History students have been organising their own lectures after concerns over missed contact time during strikes
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All Student Meeting: Page 3, student-led lectures and offensive costumes
Read about the meeting debates and vote on SU motions
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