O Captain! My Captain!: a tribute to Robin Williams
Boar Film reflects on the career of Robin Williams: the laughter, the inspiration and the genius.
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Review: ‘The Night Circus’ by Erin Morgenstern
Emily Nabney reviews 'The Night Circus', a dazzling fantasy about magic and love
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A meeting with ‘The Miniaturist’ author Jessie Burton
Ellen Lavelle describes her meeting with 'The Miniaturist' author Jessie Burton at an event organised by Lindum Bookstore, a new independent book shop in Lincoln
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The ageing issue of adult actors
Eleanor Campbell questions the continuing trend in entertainment of casting adult actors in teenage roles.
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Student’s mother denied visa for kidney donation to son
Mother of Pulkit Maniktala, a 21 year-old Indian citizen studying at Warwick, has been denied a temporary stay visa in Coventry which she needs in order to donate her kidney to her son
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Review: Harold and Maude
What happens when a peculiar young man with an imaginative obsession with death meets vivacious old woman with a passion for life? Raghav Bali watches cult classic "Harold and Maude" to find out.
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Beyond Clueless
Alexandra Ricou takes a nostalgic trip into the land of teenage flicks, watching "Beyond Clueless", a documentary about numerous coming-of-age classics.
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Women Against Feminism: a contradiction?
Ann Yip looks at the Women against Feminism movement with a critical eye
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Hobby Lobby: The Dangers of Imposing Values
Ibtisam Ahmed shows how a recent Supreme court ruling has had a big impact on contraception in the US
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Elitism in Academia: Why teachers sold us the university lie?
A writer discusses how teachers told us about the lie of an elite university education
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Review of ‘The Boxer’: the true story of a Jew in the Holocaust
Stephanie Hartley reviews 'The Boxer', a graphic novel by Reinhard Kleist which tells the true story of Holocaust victim, Harry Haft, depicting the horrors of the concentration camps through pictures rather than words.
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Thoughts on ‘The Ghost Apple’ by Aaron Thier
Alex Millen writes a thought-provoking review of Aaron Thier's debut novel 'The Ghost Apple', reflecting on the way the book invites us to consider the current state of higher education and finding links between the novel and our own University.
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Warwick student cycles 225km in memory of brother Archie
Rebecca Myers speaks to Henry Wellbelove before his charity bike ride
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