A few weeks ago, I got drunk. I can’t remember for what reason – perhaps I was spinning into an existential crisis; more likely I was just at a Rugby match. Whatever the reason, I woke up the next morning under the naïve assumption that my life was the same...
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Lydia Norris dispels the myth that the only way to eat healthily is to follow a clean 'fad' diet.
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Beth Kynman reviews the Warwick Girls Can Week, a Sport England initiative to empower more women to be active in sport.
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Putting heavier workloads to one side, Warwick students look back to lighter reads from years gone by. ~~~~ The Princess Diaries by Meg Cabot Mia Thermopolis is the heroine that every teenager needs. She not only provides laughs and all too relatable dramas, but she most importantly shows a change in the way we...
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Doctor Who has long presented space as a bastion of adventure and excitement, with strange turns around every corner. When penning this episode, Steven Moffat gave one instruction to Jamie Mathieson (who, after ‘Mummy on the Orient Express’ and ‘Flatline,’ is establishing himself as one of the series’ best writers)...
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The University of Warwick has moved up one place from 9th to 8th in the Guardian UK University League Table for 2018. Warwick ranked 3rd in the country for Accounting and Finance, Politics and History of Art, as well as coming 2nd for Media and Film Studies. The guide ranks...
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The Warwick Students’ Union (SU) has recently launched a campaign to regulate the fees for international students. The petition, which was published on 26 April, is titled #FixTheFees and is demanding consistency, fairness and transparency in the process. The petition states: “It’s all too easy to stereotype International Students as...
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With the impending doom and gloom of exams fast approaching, let us cast our minds back to the happy times of 2012’s glorious summer. Britain was smashing it in the Olympics and the Avengers assembled for the first time. Frank Ocean’s debut album soothed the airwaves and a certain Korean...
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In the not so distant past economists were raving about a new era of economic growth with Nigeria at the very heart of this financial fervour. The BRIC (Brazil, Russia, Indonesia, China) economies have clearly had their time in the lime light and must now step aside for those of...
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Activists organised a march through Leamington Spa as part of a campaign to protect the NHS and the education system from government cuts last Sunday afternoon. The march, which drew some 400 protesters, began in the park at the top of the Parade, with the crowd making its way down to...
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The 2017 parliamentary campaign of the Warwick Goose may have come to an end, after news emerged that he was not listed as an official candidate for the Warwick and Leamington constituency. The deadline for candidates to submit the relevant nomination forms passed at 5pm on 11 May. Nominees from...
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After pitching his research to a panel of experts, Dr. Stephen Royle, Associate Professor at Warwick’s Medical School, has been awarded the Cancer Research UK Pioneer Award and subsequently received £158,000. This money will go towards funding ground-breaking research into brain tumours which is currently being conducted at the university....
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Does England need a change of government to win in 2018? Could football's biggest tournament really change the course of a general election?
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