External affairs teams relocated
Refurbishments to University House have forced their temporary relocation
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Re: Alistair ++ Review
SakeVisual’s first attempt at an amateur otome game is impressive It is rare in Western culture that we find the words ‘otome game’ uttered. Customarily (and unfortunately) you’ll be deep into Japanese media culture before you stumble upon them, perhaps after looking on the Wiki page of your favourite anime...
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Batman: Arkham Origins review
So you think you know about the new Batman game, Arkham Origins? You’d better think again...
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It’s Hard Out Here: Objectification in the Music Industry
Kirsty Clelland attempts to navigate the various debates surrounding Lily Allen's recent music video, and considers how alarmingly relevant the pop star's point is in regarding the music industry's portrayal of women
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Warwick’s Got Talent 2014 first auditions
One World Week held auditions for its first Warwick's Got Talent competition
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The end is nigh? Maybe don’t speak so soon.
You think the crisis is over. We don't
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What’s it worth to you? Student Investment 101
What you should do with your Money
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Coriolanus at the Donmar Warehouse
Tom Hiddleston compels as the tragic war hero in Shakespeare's political Roman drama, says Jess Glass.
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The Awards Blog #4: The 2014 Golden Globes Winners
Ibtisam Ahmed highlights the best of the alcoholic-soaked and celebrity-filled Golden Globes awards hosted by Tina Fey and Amy Poehler
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Community Series Blog: Basic Intergluteal Numismatics
Andrew Gaudion continues his weekly blog on season five of Community
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Universities revise scholarships for underprivileged students
Following government cuts to the National Scholarship Programme, Warwick will be contributing £500,000 to its own scholarship programme
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Ones to Watch 2014
New year; new music. Our writers discuss three exciting acts to look out for over the coming months
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Scientists discover molecular communication method using vodka
A team of scientists at Warwick and the University of York in Canada have discovered a way to send encoded text messages through evaporated vodka.
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