Bargain fashion buys for the savvy student
Struggling to afford Topshop tights? Chloe Kingscote explains how to grab a bargain, no matter where you live...
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Bestival (and the Restivals) – Part II
Wales’s picturesquely-situated Green Man festival and the Isle of Wight’s end-of-season desert island disco, Bestival, captured both my heart and ears with tasteful curation, highly creative set design, and plenty of deliciously overpriced styrofoam chip trays. Bands performing on Green Man‘s scenic Mountain Stage play to passionate and well-listened psych-folksters,...
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Tackling the issue of racism in football
Sam Nugent argues that the 'no tolerance' approach to racism in football needs to be more severe
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The benefits of playing in an intramural competition
Missed out at a sports club trial? Shaquille Basar argues that you should consider joining an intramural league
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The Rise Of Early Access Gaming
Are "Early Access" games marketing genius, or unfinished business? Dan Ewers gives his view
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Gunisha Vig: “We’re aiming for first or second in the league”
Sam Nugent interviews Gunisha Vig, captain of the women's Lacrosse first team
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The creation of Philosophy Now magazine
What does it take to produce an accessible and contemporary philosophy magazine? Oliver Neil-Smith interviews Rick Lewis, discussing his journal’s inception and the challenges of publishing in today’s market.
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Bestival (and the Restivals) – Part I
In the first of a series of pieces rounding up this year’s festival experience, Ollie Ship tells us how he spent his summer vacation...
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East – WUDS Preview
This week, WUDS will be presenting Steven Berkoff’s East in the Arts Centre Studio. This honest, intrusive and explicit play follows the lives of young people growing up in the deprived East End of London during the 1970s. I caught up with its cast and director, Bruno Banks, to find out how the...
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American Horror Story: The Curse of Ryan Murphy
Molly Willis reflects on the opening episodes of American Horror Story's fourth season, and finds it under a veritable curse of bad writing
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Closure of Coventry health centre following Ebola scare “not necessary”
Warwick University virology Professor Andrew Easton claims decision was founded upon a “misconception”
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Students show support for Hong Kong protests
Approximately 30 student supporters joined a 'Solidarity with Hong Kong' sit-in protest at the Piazza last Friday 17 October
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The truth about the newest weight loss trend
Detox teas are flooding the health food market with claims of easy weight loss. One writer puts tea to the test...
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