John McDonnell pledges new economics for old ideas With the Labour leadership elections (finally) over, our news has now been flooded with the policies and ideals of our newly elected leader of Her Majesty’s Opposition, but more interestingly, our newly appointed Shadow Chancellor. Kick-starting his tenure with some bold headlines...
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Chloe Wynne muses on BUCS spectatorship, (or the lack of it) at Warwick and what we can do to raise the profile of fixtures on campus. Get your arse down to Cryfield!
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Elena Prest reviews Mallory Knox's show at the Copper Rooms on campus.
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[dropcap]T[/dropcap]urning up to the National Exhibition Centre at 9.30 on the first day of EGX, the UK’s biggest gaming exhibition, I thought it would only be the hardcore fans and some particularly zealous press that would be arriving before me. Unfortunately, I was wrong, and by the time I arrived,...
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Oscar Mayhew recounts a tough fixture for Warwick's Women's Lacrosse team, who fought bravely against a strong Oxford side.
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Stephen Paul interviews one of this year’s biggest British breakthroughs.
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Vicki Potts looks back on Charlie Brooker's 'Black Mirror', a dark comedy series which a disturbing ability to predict the future
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Second-year English Literature student Shingi Mararike was rejected twice from Leamington student bar Kelsey’s, based on what he was wearing.
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For many of us it’s been a long summer, and yet in the blink of an eye it's over! But while we’ve been off laying on beaches, building schools in Uganda, visiting long distance friends, catching up with home friends or maybe just trying to earn enough money to make it through the year (or just freshers week), the boys and girls at CERN have been busy publishing their newest findings. The elusive and mysterious pentaquark has landed, and it looks like it’s here to stay.
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Tennis in Shanghai, Football at home and in the states as well as bonecrushing boxing action. The Weekend Preview returns.
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In response to George Lawlor's article opposing the "I Heart Consent" workshops, we wanted to tell you why they are actually crucial and much needed
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Black History Month Special: Shingi Mararike takes a trip down memory lane and looks back on three definitive moments of black excellence in sport.
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First New Horizons and the Pluto flyby, and now this – 2015 has been a big year for astronomy. In late September, NASA confirmed that they had found unambiguous evidence for the presence of liquid water on the red planet, albeit in small amounts. This does, however, add credence to the old theory that Mars was once covered in oceans, and could quite possibly point to life being found on what was formerly thought of as a dry and dead planet.
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