A blind date with a TV show?
Six writers try out a blind date with a TV show – which pairings were love at first sight, and which ended with someone climbing out of the bathroom window?
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From spacewalks to #spacerocks
Tim Peake blasted off from Earth on the 15th December, and after being on the International Space Station (ISS) for just over one and a half months has orbited the Earth almost 500 times. He’s only partway through his six month mission but has accomplished much already; here’s a rundown...
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Jessica Jones: “AKA It’s Called Whisky”
The Jessica Jones blog continues, with an episode that provides some shocking revelations about Jessica's past and her connection to Luke... (FULL SPOILERS)
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Review: ‘Juno and the Paycock’ – “tugged at the heartstrings”
“Th’ whole worl’s in a terrible state o’ chassis!” Thus rings the refrain in Seán O’Casey’s Juno and the Paycock, brought to Leamington’s Loft Theatre this February by director Gus MacDonald. World-weary Juno Boyle (Mary MacDonald) is trying to keep her crumbling family together during the Irish Civil War, but...
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Valentines Special: Football’s biggest bromances
Some footballers gel so well on the pitch that they continue their relationship off the field. Su Collins selects her top five football bromances
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#BUCSWednesday Notepad Week 15
As Varsity approaches the Boar Sport team hit the ground again in our latest edition of the notepad.
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Nigel Thrift receives £92,000 farewell pay bonus
Vice Chancellor Nigel Thrift has been given a £92,000 farewell pay package, in what Warwick University’s Student Union has called an “astonishingly inept and out-of-touch” move.
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Is it time to worry about Zika?
Recently, the World Health Organisation (WHO) has faced public criticism for its slow and stunted response to the Zika virus pandemic that is currently spreading across Central and South America. The Zika (pronounced zee-kah) virus is a mild infection which causes similar symptoms to dengue fever on a much smaller...
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Statistics regarding students’ background to be published
David Cameron has announced that all universities are to routinely publish statistical data regarding their successful applicants under new transparency rules.
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Menstrual product accessibility and campus study space: ASM
The All Student Meeting was held this Monday in the Copper Rooms to discuss and debate various motions ranging from menstrual product accessibility to study spaces on campus.
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Midsomer Murders – Saints and Sinners
Given that so many murder mysteries are centred around looking into the past to unearth secrets, setting one on an archaeological dig makes so much sense. That’s the premise of this week’s instalment of Midsomer Murders, ‘Saints and Sinners’, in which a local discovery is the inciting incident for murder....
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Tête-à-tête: are safaris a waste of time?
Nicola Paling and Reece Goodall give their views on Safaris
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