Readers’ Responses – Democracy, wages, trigger warnings and crude images
In this weeks Readers' Responses, our writers give their replies regarding democracy, wages, trigger warnings and crude images
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“The beauty of freedom of expression is the ability to rejoice in ideas”
The problem though is that ‘safe space’ policies are creating excessive degrees of censorship and no-platforming, stifling freedom of expression.
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Why we love Harry Potter
Why do we all still love Harry Potter? Maheen Rizvi tells us her reasons
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Warwick slide to defeat at hands of ice cold Coventry
As we look back on the most memorable match-ups of Varsity 2016, we begin where it all started: the Ice Hockey opener at Planet Ice in Coventry
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Editors Letter – ‘An arrogant goodbye entirely about me’
I’ve been at the Boar for a total of fourteen weeks, at varying levels of editorship. And while I may not have changed, my opinions have. It’s not just limited to the newspaper either - I’ve come to realise that all media, all student media, is important.
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LGBT Month: Nowhere over the rainbow?
[dropcap]D[/dropcap]id you know that Warwick has an LGBT+ society? No? Don’t worry, neither do a lot of people. I first discovered Warwick’s alternative by perusing the society’s webpage. I was looking for the normal ‘LGBT+’ society, but couldn’t find it – instead I found Warwick ‘Pride’. I thought this was...
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No comment opinion matrix: responses to the WFFE road block
Four Comment writers respond to the WFFE road block and the effect on the Warwick community.
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Review: ‘Good Business’ by MTW
MTW’s fresh new musical Good Business is a powerful and gripping saga of lust and violence in 1930s Chicago, focusing on the rivalry between two violent gangs and the love between Vincent Bartolomei (played by Joe Thompson-Oubari) and Nina Savino (played by Lucy Cooper). The musical was co-written by Rob...
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Last Night I Watched: Frankenstein (1931)
The modern horror film owes a lot to the Universal Monster films of the 1930s. These early pictures influenced a lot of what we came to associate with horror cinema, and the 1931 version of Frankenstein is no exception. The film’s influence is clear on every mad scientist film that...
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Should we support TV moving online?
First Netflix, then All4, now BBC Three: is TV moving online good or bad? The incoming and outgoing TV Editors go tête-à-tête
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Pint of Purple: Imogen Cooper, Deputy Books Editor
Deputy Books Editor Imogen Cooper tells us all about her reading and drinking habits - from Pride and Prejudice to pitchers of purple!
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Queen’s Anniversary Prize awarded to University of Warwick
The Queen’s Anniversary Prize for Higher and Further Education was awarded to The University of Warwick last month. The ceremony occurred in Buckingham Palace in recognition of Warwick’s mathematical and scientific research in the past 50 years.
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Universities to remain under Freedom of Information Act
Universities are set to remain under the scope of the Freedom of Information Act (FOI), after an independent commission recommended against the proposals by the Russell Group to become exempt.
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