#BUCSWednesday Notepad: Week 17
Promotion was on the menu as both the Men's Golf 2s and Men's Football 1s climbed out of their respective leagues. It's week 17's #BUCSWednesday
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Preview: WUDS Presents ‘Wuthering Heights’
A traditional classic performed by WUDS coming soon to Warwick Arts Centre
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Can Bloc Party still bring the party?
As a long time Bloc Party fan who hasn’t seen the band play live for three years, this show made me surprisingly nervous. The band has had a tumultuous history: finding success in their first two albums Silent Alarm and A Weekend In The City, then breaking up after their third and somewhat...
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News Nuggets – 25th of February
This week, Hattie Rowan tackles the News Nuggets. From Student Volunteering Week to Birmingham shisha bars, this is what has happened around campus!
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The BBC News channel: redundant?
In the wake of BBC Three's move online, Nicola Paling assesses the viability of BBC News as a channel...
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First year hell: we weren’t safe in halls
TRIGGER WARNING: Violence, self harm, and depression.
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Why I love historical non-fiction
Reece Goodall explains his love for historical non-fiction and offers some recommendations
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What I Learned from Sharing a Room
Do you know what it means to be ‘sexiled’? Read on to find out Hannah Bettison’s experience with having a roommate… Doing a year abroad is undoubtedly an experience of a lifetime, but when I saw the price of a single room, my heart dropped. Over $1000 a month. That...
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Agony Aunt: What to do if you accidentally see your flatmate naked
Ever walked in on a flatmate while they were naked? Here’s Agony Aunt’s advice on how to deal with the awkwardness… Dear Liv, I need your help – the most embarrassing thing has happened to me. Over the course of first year our flat have grown really close and...
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Beasts of No Nation: the biggest snub of the Oscars?
Matthew Kent discusses notable Academy Snubs and what he feels is the greatest exclusion from this year's Oscars: Netflix's 'Beasts of No Nation'.
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Potter fans, rejoice! Eighth Harry Potter book to be published in July
It has been announced, to the delight of Harry Potter fans, that the script of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child will be published in July
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Government plans to prosecute student loan avoiders
The Government has warned that it will prosecute graduates who do not pay back their student loans on time, as part of their ‘Student Loan Repayment for Sustainable Higher Education’ plan.
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Could immune responses cause Alzheimer’s?
A study conducted by researchers at the University of Southampton and Lancaster University found that there may be a greater link between the immune response to Alzheimer’s, and the memory and behavioural problems seen in sufferers, than previously thought. A characteristic feature of Alzheimer’s disease is the gradual accumulation and...
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