The ‘perfect match’ created by new super-controlled reaction
Amy Kynman reports on a 'perfect match' made between two atoms, using a super-controlled reaction.
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Milan’s best budget pizza
PIZZA AM (Corso di Porta Romana, 83, 20122 Milano) Hands down the best Margherita pizza of my life… and I eat a lot of pizza! This quirky spot, situated only a few minutes’ walk from Piazza Duomo, will not disappoint! Make sure to get there early, as this is a...
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The best places to study on and around campus in term 3
If you’re like me and have an unexplainable inability to concentrate on work in your bedroom, then you know the pain of fruitlessly searching for a seat in the library during term 3. You’ll also know that if you don’t find somewhere to work quickly, any hopes of getting revision...
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Earth Day Weekend: Shakespeare in Yosemite National Park
In celebration of Earth Day and Shakespeare’s birthday, an eco-focussed rendition of ‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream’ is to be performed in California’s Yosemite National Park.
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Student debt, distress and discontent: why the threshold rise is a sham
The government’s most recent announcement on student debt sounds great. Thousands of graduates will have their student loan repayments suspended until they earn £25,000 or more. Around 600,000 students will apparently make potential savings of up to £24,000. In a bid to thwart criticism of tuition fees that have more...
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Warwick student wins bronze in judo grand prix
A student from the University of Warwick has won bronze at a judo grand prix in Tbilisi, Georgia. The competition took place on 30 March, and marked the first time that Lulu Piovesana, a first-year Politics student from Sutton Coldfield in Birmingham, was able to participate in a competition since October after tearing a ligament in her ankle whilst training.
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This House review: “it’s the best civics lesson you’ve ever had”
James Graham is one of the nation’s finest playwrights. After seeing This House for a second time this past Tuesday, that statement is undoubtable in my mind. Graham – whose works have included the Channel 4 film Coalition, The Vote at the Donmar Warehouse, Labour of Love at the Noel Coward...
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Coventry University Group staff stage protest over “sham union”
Staff at Coventry University Group staged a protest yesterday against the company's "sham union", which denies them trade representation.
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Ordeal by Innocence – the perils of adapting Agatha Christie
Reece Goodall looks at the recent adaptation of Agatha Christie's 'Ordeal by Innocence'. Was it a faithful adaptation of Christie's novel?
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Driverless cars: safe future or dangerous fad?
Dan Turley looks at the rise of self-driving cars, and what this could mean for the future of life on the road.
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Dogs on campus: just pets or worker pups?
Seeing a dog on campus is almost like spotting a celebrity, with crowds forming around the four-legged friend who can’t quite contain its excitement. As a nation we love dogs so much, such that a dog is the most popular pet in the UK, with 26% of our population having...
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A Modern Horror Gem: Behind the Mask- The Rise of Leslie Vernon
Horror fans are having a great time of it lately, with A Quiet Place absolutely smashing it at the box office, joining recent horror hits like It and Get Out. Scary movies are on top again, so what better time to revisit an underappreciated horror movie, especially since it seems...
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Blood donation – why it’s not as bad as you think
Donating Blood can be daunting, but Gezy Vaughan explains why she chose to donate blood and why it's not as bad as you think.
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