Warwick win Inter-University Pole Dance Competition
Warwick won against 25 other universities despite being the only university without professional coaching
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Leamington group promote Fairtrade Fortnight 2014
Leamington’s Fairtrade group were spotted on campus dressed up as bananas to promote Fairtrade Fortnight 2014.
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Beauty and the Gatsby: Greats from two nations
Alessia Agostinelli explores two of recent cinema's greatest endeavours: The Great Gatsby and The Great Beauty
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How I Met Your Mother: the final return
In recent weeks How I Met Your Mother has returned to E4 for the ninth and final season. Of course, it has been on the American channels for months but for those who have managed to resist the temptation to watch it online, this has been the first chance to...
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Hate group supporters active on campus
National Action, a self-proclaimed racial hate group active around the University has staged two local protests
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Heroes: Reborn or just boring?
For those of you who happened to tune into the Sochi Winter Olympics last week, you probably felt the same emotions I did: excitement, eagerness and a real sense of ‘it’s about bloody time’. Not because we saw amazing athletes pushing their bodies to the limit, no, the immense sensation...
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Guide Dogs for the Blind Association opens new shop in Leamington
A guide dogs charity shop has opened in Leamington Spa
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The Grand Budapest Hotel
Wes Anderson goes the full eleven with the adventures of Gustave H. and Zero Moustafa, a legendary concierge and his lobby boy, at a famous European hotel
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Review: South Park: The Stick of Truth
Milo Barnett reviews the latest effort to bring the world of South Park to games consoles
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WACS to send students to trek in Hong Kong
15 students to benefit from a finance trip to Hong Kong
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Present Tense
Michael Perry assesses the latest release from Wild Beasts, "an album of gentle enchantment, bridging power and passion with characteristic flair"
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Wake in Fright
As Australia's 'lost film' opens in cinemas around the UK this month, Jacob Mier delves into the madness behind Ted Kotcheff's frightening classic
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Academics accuse Home Office of using Universities as extension of UK border police
Academics from institutions such as Oxford, Sheffield and Warwick have condemned the move
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