As good as quality dramas are, sometimes you want to watch something that doesn’t need much commitment – something that you can have on in the background when you’re working and not feel like you’re really missing out. For me, that show is American courtroom reality-series, Judge Judy. In case...
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A Warwick Politics and International Studies finalist, Aysegul Gurbuz, 20, was the youngest Labour councillor of Luton. She has been stripped away of her position since numerous anti-Semitic tweets were found on her personal account.
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21-year-old Mississauga student, Linda Dao, has been accepted into the prestigious Space Studies Program run by the International Space University (ISU) to study space medicine.
Dao, a biochemistry student, wants to study pace medicine; a field which examines how astronaut’s health is affected before, during and after space travel and how best to maintain their physical and mental well-being.
The program offers its students a broad range of many of the aspects involved in working in space: space engineering, economics and law, space policy, and even space and the humanities.
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Warwick Quidditch Club are one of the best teams in the UK - and they were only formed in 2014. WQC's Dina Caruso charts their remarkable journey
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At first glance, a hulking 19th century tome about the history of France, an ex-convict finding his faith, antimonarchism, prostitution and poverty is not an obvious choice for adaptation into a stage musical. It is (as the title Les Misérables suggests) not very cheery, and (spoiler alert) most characters don’t...
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On 16 March the industry awoke to discover that a minor indie developer by the name of Digital Homicide had filed a $10 million lawsuit against James Stanton, better known as the outspoken video game critic Jim Sterling. This lawsuit comes after over a year of mounting antagonism between the...
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Nowadays, when you think of autobiographies, you probably think of reality TV stars. You probably associate autobiographies as those books that are churned out around Christmas time; one of the presents that every year your nan insists is a staple gift. With some celebrities releasing what appears to be a new autobiography...
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Warwick's response to a recent racist incident has come under fire: at 11am on 5 April, Faramade Ifaturoti, a first-year Biomedical Sciences student, reported the incident in her Rootes kitchen to the resident tutor, after racial slurs had been written on a bunch of bananas and placed in her cupboard.
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We all have food and drinks we love, and a fair few that we don’t, and that’s largely down to their taste. We go through life consuming foods, and our tongue is perfectly equipped to tell us about them – whether they are sweet or sour, salty, bitter rich. But...
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I was banned from the WASH Facebook page because I posted a link to an article, even though they have called for ideas to be challenged rather than censored.
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A year-long holiday or a vital tool for your future? Varsha Patel tells all...
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With Varsity over for another year, Trampolining, CMD and Warwick Devils showed that there is more to sport at Warwick with their Performing Sports Campaign
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Warwick University support the ‘remain’ campaign ahead of this June’s EU referendum. Who can blame them? They receive 15% of their funding from the EU pot.
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