[dropcap]I[/dropcap]t’s the kind of truth (almost) universally acknowledged that Communism has some pretty attractive ideals, but that maybe about it. Time reveals, practice begets greed and, far from the Utopian state, the reality of it all amounts to the censorship of individuality and free speech (you know, in a really...
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alt-J’s second album, This Is All Yours, needs a bit of context. And yet, at the same time it needs no introduction at all. A Mercury Prize to their name, a sold-out night at the O2 arena in London, not to mention the departure of bassist Gwil Sainsbury (the “silent...
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An overlooked gem, "The Brothers Bloom" is a "interesting, funny and surprisingly emotional story", writes Kambole Campbell.
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Jacob Mier looks into the Zane Lowe-curated BBC Radio 1 rescore of "Drive".
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Students enrolled on Warwick's Tunnelling and Underground Space masters course has considerably risen for 2014/15
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Walking into the Souvenirs rehearsal, the first thing that struck me was sheer chaos; fantastic, intriguing, playful, but undeniable chaos. A mound of newspapers in one corner, a litter of wine bottles in another, and diligent directors dragging in cardboard boxes to add to the clutter. Sheer, beautiful chaos. Even...
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As part of the National Gallery Masterpiece Tour, the Mead Gallery’s latest exhibition Unreliable Evidence welcomes Edouard Manet’s infamous piece, “The Execution of Maximilian” (1867-8). Depicting the assassination of Emperor Maximillian of Mexico, where he was shot alongside two of his generals Mejia and Miramon, the painting proves to be...
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Thousands of students will take to the streets of central London to protest against the ongoing privatization of higher education
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Andrew Armstrong tells us that the "no" vote to Scottish independence is just the beginning
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Some priceless advice for freshers, from someone who's been there and done it
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Mark Hurdley explores the reasons for UKIP's increasing popularity but warns of divides within the party
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Sophie White depicts Emma Watson's expression of male inequality in her speech about #HeForShe at the UN women's conference
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Hannah Bettison explains why she believes, according to Emma Watson's definition of feminism, #HeForShe does not go far enough
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