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Interview: Tristram Hunt

Warwick Labour rounded off their Freshers’ events with a talk from Tristram Hunt, Labour MP for Stoke-on-Trent Central, who was invited to the university to speak about the future of the Labour Party. After his talk, he spoke to the Boar about higher education policy, how the Labour Party can...
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By , Oct. 23, 2016

Sitting on the sidelines

A Warwick student shares their personal struggle with having a sibling suffering from mental health issues There have been many articles written on what it is like to experience depression and anxiety as a student, which is wonderful and will hopefully help combat the stigma surrounding mental illness. However, I...
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By , Oct. 23, 2016

Is it time we showed The Apprentice the door?

Oh joy, The Apprentice is back. Alan Sugar’s business-‘em-up has returned for a twelfth series – but it seems the viewers have not. The opening episode was down by 900,000 viewers on last year, and the enthusiasm shown for previous series just isn’t there. The Apprentice is a really interesting...
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By , Oct. 23, 2016

14 “Killer Clown” reports in Warwickshire

14 reports of “Killer Clown” craze incidents have surfaced in Warwickshire, including a University of Warwick student’s encounter last Sunday afternoon in Leamington Spa. The American trend sees people put on clown masks, and sometimes even dress up in full clown costumes, in an attempt to scare the public. It...
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By , Oct. 23, 2016

National Treasure: “A television masterpiece”

Trigger Warning: Mentions sexual abuse When I first saw the advert for Channel 4’s National Treasure, I instantly knew it was something I wanted to watch. Tackling the issue of historic sexual abuse, the drama was inspired by Operation Yewtree wherein a number of media personalities were investigated for the crime...
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By , Oct. 23, 2016

Sponza: Society funding made easy

  Warwick is home to more than 260 student-run societies, each with different causes, ideas and membership bases. In order to make most ideas a reality, societies require funding. Many apply to large firms for sponsorship, with various societies sponsored by the likes of the Big Four and banks such...
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By , Oct. 22, 2016