The university experience: sweeter than fiction?
Six Books writers discuss the novels they feel best capture the university experience
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Under The Dome Season 2
Patrick Sambiasi reviews the second season of Under The Dome, and finds little to be positive about
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“Clacton deserves a better kind of change”
Luke Brown argues that the people of Clacton should reject the chance to re-elect Douglas Carswell
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Study shows 40 percent of exchange students move abroad later in life
A recent study by the European Commission shows that students partaking in the European exchange programme, Erasmus gain a more international outlook on life than their peers, and often go on to live and work abroad.
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The Simpsons Guy
Reece Goodall reviews The Simpsons Guy, the first episode of the thirteenth season of Family Guy and crossover with The Simpsons, a crossover of two juggernauts of television history.
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The Nobel Prizes 2014: Lighting the world with LEDs
Hayley Simon reports on the 2014 Nobel Prize winners. Today: The Nobel Prize in Physics
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The Last Adventures – Warwick Arts Centre Review
Forced Entertainment always seem to divide opinion and this is especially so at Thursday’s performance of The Last Adventures. Gaggles of school children argued about whether the piece was “really well clever” or whether to leave the auditorium, amongst a blend of perplexed-looking or smiling theatre-goers. This having spent 80...
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The Leftovers Series blog: Episode 3
The Leftovers continues to improve, writes Lewis Reynolds
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Inala, Warwick Arts Centre- Review
It’s fair to say, that prior to watching Inala, my relationship with ballet has been fairly rocky. I find the rigid structures and regurgitation of the same stories difficult to get excited about, and while the sheer discipline is impressive, I rarely find myself absorbed in a ballet the way...
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The Nobel Prizes 2014: The brain’s inner GPS system
Hayley Simon reports on the 2014 Nobel Prize winners. Today: The Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine
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West Midlands is revealed to be the region where students feel least safe
A recent survey by Student Beans has revealed that the West Midlands is the region where students feel least safe.
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Interviewing Durham University’s student paper, Palatinate
In what way does the Durham sporting experience differ to that offered at Warwick? Luke Brown interviews Nick Friend, a Sport Editor at the Palatinate
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Academic staff may boycott exams and coursework
The UCU have proposed an exam and coursework boycott yet again as staff were warned that they will lose out from their pensions
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