Student Soapbox: “Fleeing the Fees”
Milo Barnett criticises the British commodification of higher education and suggests we instead follow the example of our fee-free European neighbours
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Editors’ Letter – I am definitely not a fresher
Hiran Adhia, no longer a fresher, discusses the daunting changes that second year brings.
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Editors’ Letter – Be a social creature
Laura Primiceri advises freshers to be as social as possible during first year
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Warwick University opens Cancer Research Unit
On Tuesday 21 October, a new Cancer Research Unit (CRU) was launched at the University of Warwick, with Professor Nick James as its director.
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Student Soapbox – “Bread and butter economy”
Miguel Costa Matos complains about the rise of the cost of living on Warwick campus
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Carswell: driving Clacton around the political bend
Luke Brown is enraged by MP Douglas Carswell as he exhibits a re-election scandal
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The days of stars gone by: remembering Lauren Bacall
Alistair Drennan remembers late actress and singer Lauren Bacall
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Free Education: Student not consumer
Callum Cant questions what it means to be a student in an increasingly profit-orientated world
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Conned out of condoms
Sexual health and free condoms should be a Freshers’ freebies priority, says Rebecca Myers
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“Watson triumphant”
Daniel Cope gives his opinion on Emma Watson's speech for "HeforShe" and on feminism
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Editors’ Letter – “This time I really am a finalist”
Cayo Sobral talks about the advantages and the inconviniences of being a fourth year
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Editors’ Letters: “Pipe down, societies”
Deputy editor Sian Elvin argues that societies should not be about competition, but collaboration
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Pale Communion
Perhaps one of the most talked-about bands in the progressive rock / metal scene, Opeth recently took a large step in a different direction with their 2011 release Heritage, which was met with a rather mixed response. 3 years have passed since then, and Opeth have once again returned to...
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