In defence of Warwick’s re-branding
Jack Hilton argues that while Warwick's re-brand might not be a reflection of the wants of the student body, it could be a new lease of life for our university
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Arthur Miller hits 100!
Theatres and audiences alike have rediscovered their love for one of America’s greatest playwrights – and just in time for his centenary. Over the last twelve months, with three of England’s most popular and reputable theatre companies choosing to revive some of his most influential works, Arthur Miller seems to...
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An alternative revision break: What’s on this Summer Term at Warwick Arts Centre?
It may be term three, and you may be facing deadlines and exams left, right and centre, but what better way to spend revision breaks than to head to Warwick Arts Centre to see some of the fantastic films, shows and concerts that the Summer Season has to offer! ...
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The best of LFW
Lauren Garvey tells us the trends and trend-setters that are set to stay...
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How TV can help you study
Anushae Fecto brings you some top tips on how to incorporate TV into your study regimen
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What shows will be keeping you ‘moTVated’ through exams?
Four TV writers tell us which TV shows they'll be using as a reward post-exams
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Hot or Not?
The navy suit has always been a classic - but with the General Election coming up, now is the time for Elizabeth Pugsley to ask the important questions: who wears it best?
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Warwick accommodation in UK top ten
Warwick's accommodation has been ranked tenth in the results of WhatUni's recent Student Choice Awards.
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Quick Review: Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat
From the moment I heard Andrew Lloyd Webber’s infamous music blaring from the orchestra I felt butterflies in my stomach as I was sent back to childhood memories of a musical I loved growing up. Despite my excitement I feel the overture could have been shortened as the audience sat...
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Game of Thrones: The Sword in the Darkness Review
After the slow-paced second episode, the third instalment of Telltales’ Game of Thrones series, The Sword in the Darkness, is a rather more exciting affair with thrilling set pieces, intriguing twists and a dramatic cliffhanger. [divider] While the third episode is still very much a set-up for the second half...
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Warwick Comedy Soc ‘Revue’ Review
There are two things which, if not fulfilled, can and often do render a comedy night stagnant; the first is keeping the audience on side – having them laugh with you and not for you – and the second is originality. Fortunately, it seems that Warwick Revue’s latest comedy escapade,...
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Tackling Censorship Down Under
It sucks to be Australian. Not only is life a constant battle against scorching sun, and man-eating spiders, there are also seldom any decent games to play thanks to government censorship. [divider] By ‘decent’, I refer to gruesomely violent and/or sexually depraved. But while there’s sense in shielding young children...
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