Warwick student attempts to break Guinness World Record
University of Warwick student has made attempts to break a Guinness World Record for creating the largest painting by foot.
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The Shape of Water: Review
When I sat down to watch The Shape of Water at the ODEON Screen Unseen, all I knew about the film was the description that an American friend had given me – ‘it’s essentially Splash,’ she said, ‘during the Cold War.’ Now, she wasn’t wrong there, but there’s so much more to this film...
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Lessons from Life Drawing
Upon attending the societies fair in first year, I was introduced to a branch of the Warwick Art Society which holds a life drawing session twice a week. This instantly appealed to me as I enjoyed life drawing while studying for my Art A Level, and I also thought it...
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What does 2018 have in store for books?
Exercise regimes, work ethics, diets and lifelong dreams; the new year brings inspiration to us all. For writers across the world, getting that dusty manuscript finally published is often a priority, and for each of these novelists, there are a hundred avid readers whose 2018 bucket list features a plethora...
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Head of the CBI speaks at Warwick in favour of a customs union with the EU
Head of the CBI spoke this Monday at University of Warwick concerning why the UK should remain in a customs union with the EU.
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A look back on the best indie albums of 2017
Our writers present their contenders for best indie and alternative album of the year. A Crow Looked at Me – Mount Eerie “Death is real / someone’s there and then they’re not / it’s not for singing about / it’s not for making into art”. The first line croaked from...
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Even with all the money in the world, has Hollywood still failed us?
During the recent months, the slick foundations of Hollywood have begun to crack, revealing the cesspit of movie-mogul scum to the masses, and exposing them for years of hidden sexual abuse. Since the expose on Harvey Weinstein was published last October, barely a week has gone by and there have...
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It’s wrong to say that European colonialism was an exceptional evil
This article is neither a moral justification nor a moral condemnation of colonialism. In fact, I will try to avoid making moral statements altogether. What I will present here is a collection of facts that demonstrate that the history of empire and colonialism has bequeathed different parts of the world...
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The Silent Issue: Sport stars and sexual violence
More sport stars than you think have been accused of sexual assault. Alex Jennings asks why we as fans are not more vocal about this dark truth.
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Bereavement at university
Georgia Simcox speaks bravely about losing a loved one at university, and the support available for bereavement.
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Knowledge of natural killer cell function could help screen for miscarriage
Researchers at the University of Warwick and UHCW NHS Trust have identified the function of natural killer cells in the womb, which could help screen for miscarriage.
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Hip-hop albums of the year
Our writers, after much thought and deliberation, share the albums that marked hip-hop in 2017. These are their picks for the hip-hop album of the year: Flower Boy – Tyler, the Creator Much has been made of what Tyler, the Creator reveals about his sexuality on Flower Boy, but to fixate...
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