Marlon wins 2015’s Man Booker prize
Marlon James is the first Jamaican author to win with 'A Brief History of Seven Killings'
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Unchartered waters: the changing landscape of television
Carmella Lowkis on why 2016 might change British broadcasting as we know it...
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Global Student Stories – 26 January 2016
This week’s global student stories come from Pakistan, Edinburgh, the USA and Turkey.
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Coventry home to country’s “kindest neighbours”
Coventry has the kindest neighbours in the country, according to a survey of 2000 people conducted by One Poll for CORGI HomePlan.
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Best Books about Prejudice
Daljinder Johal discusses the best novels for exploring the prejudices deep-rooted in our society and how to combat them
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Warwick SU launches campaign to record all lectures
Warwick Students' Union (SU) is campaigning for all lectures in all academic departments to be recorded and posted online for students' use after the lecture has taken place.
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Galavant – Love and Death/Do the D’Dew
Building on a brilliant cliff-hanger, ‘Love and Death’ and ‘Do the D’Dew’ show Galavant back on the saddle, mixing good tunes with tune and a massive narrative push. We’re one week away from the finale now, and this week has set up a good one. After accidentally stabbing Galavant with...
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Time May Change Me: A Tribute to David Bowie
David Bowie, influential beyond his musical output, changed the lives of millions. Here are just a few ways the Starman impacted Boar Music writers.
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New rail stations open in Coventry and Nuneaton
Two new West Midland rail stations were finally opened on Monday morning this week, following a £1.36m investment to improve services between Coventry and Nuneaton. The initiative also plans to develop the train route between Coventry to Leamington Spa.
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New Warwick Snapchat Filter Released
A new student-designed Warwick University Snapchat filter may be on the way, this time featuring the most famous piece of campus artwork: the Koan.
This will add to the previous two University filters in allowing students’ to show off their Warwick pride as part of Snapchat’s ‘geofilter’ feature, which allows users to superimpose unique images relating to their location onto their pictures.
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Interview: Carrie Cracknell on her exciting and innovative adaption of Macbeth
Interview with Carrie Cracknell prior to her joint produced performance coming to Birmingham!
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Interview: Colin Cloud on his Sherlock obsession, forensic science and comedy
Nia Oatley interviews Colin Cloud prior to his promising new tour coming to Leamington Spa
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Should Germany publish Mein Kampf?
Reece Goodall examine's Germany's controversial decision to publish Mein Kampf
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