Scalding prices
Kishen Somaia sits on this week's student soapbox and it's campus coffee prices that are the subject of her disapproval.
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Beckett Trilogy claws into fragile human condition
Shannon Anstee reviews Beckett's trilogies, heralding Lisa Dwan as a one-woman tour-de-force.
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Interview: Warwick student filmmaker Joshua Glenn
Ibtisam Ahmed interviews University of Warwick undergraduate and young filmmaker Joshua Glenn.
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Are we ever too old for videogames?
Helena Moretti defends the desire to keep our consoles well into old age
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Austen On Campus
Olivia Cole introduces her new project currently in production: An adaptation of Jane Austen's 'Sense and Sensibility' as a series of vlogs
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The Reality of Dr Moreau: Human-Animal Cross-Species
Helen Thomas discusses China’s industrial pig cloning and Japan’s creation of animal hybrids
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Is QWERTY write for you?
Claudia Geitner discusses the alternative keyboard layouts that could change the way we type forever
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Editors’ Letter: Autonomous Boar
A final editors' letter by the Boar's outgoing editor George Ryan.
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Warwick Judo: Strong showing in Sheffield
Charles MacDonald reports on Warwick Judo's biggest event of the year, the BUCS tournament, staged in Sheffield
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What will the 2014/15 sabbatical team do for your SU?
Sian Elvin interviews and examines the positions and promises of next year’s cohort
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Cosmo March: “We did not see the activity we normally do”
More than 1,000 fewer students voted in the online SU elections in comparison to last year
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Diversity across new sabbatical team
For the second year running, the SU sees a sabbatical team with a women majority
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