A talk by far-right politician Anne Marie Waters organised by the PPE Society has been postponed today. The “Far Right Off Campus” protest planned in response to the event has also consequently been postponed.
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Significant reforms to the international game have been proposed by leaders within World Rugby to address concerns about the future and the financial model of international rugby. So far it has been agreed that the June international window will be moved to July from 2020 to closer align the northern...
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Whether you’re a returning student who’s walked in and around the building for years, or a fresher who’s seen a glimpse on an open day, most of you will know how central (literally and figuratively) the Warwick Arts Centre is to life at our university. But this is a time...
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Over the last few decades, as multinational corporations have grown significantly, it seems the corporate agenda has slowly changed, and philanthropy has become a big part of many companies ethos. Supported by the business tycoons that run them, companies have started a trend of indulging in philanthropic behaviour, whereby they...
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Rhys Hillan reviews season 5 of Netflix's BoJack Horseman and explains why, with its blend of humour and despressing subject matter, this show makes an impact
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The ‘action movie’ genre is reaching a whole new level of success these days. Thanks to advances in computer-generated effects, stunt doubles and higher budgets, Hollywood is able to bring fantastic spectacles and awe-inspiring moments to the big screen. It’s no wonder that they’re so popular. Audiences can relax on...
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As an avid bookworm, especially of science fiction and fantasy novels, I love going to the library. However it’s clear that public libraries are on the decline. In 2005, library attendance was at 48.2% in England whereas it was at 34% in 2016. This is mainly due to websites like...
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The University of Warwick’s Student Union (SU) has spoken out against claims that group chat members who were initially banned from campus have returned to the University this year.
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As we start a new year, our Comment Editors offer some words of (questionable) wisdom and explain why you should get involved with The Boar. ‘Seize these opportunities’ Well, here we are: the start of the academic year. To those of you who are returning to campus, welcome back....
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In light of concurrent debate on whether UK universities are doing enough to enable all students to aim for higher education, The Boar interviewed Mr Christopher Ramsey, headmaster and chairman of a universities committee, for his opinions on the topic.
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Social media is an essential form of communication, especially in this day and age where technology is constantly evolving and growing. Sites such as Facebook, Twitter and Snapchat are used by people of all ages to get in contact with one another. The benefits of social media are obvious, and...
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We always get told how essential it is to get good night sleep whilst at university. I remember this time two years ago when I was about to start university, and it seemed like 90% of people that I asked for advice said something along the lines of “remember to...
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I recently watched the first episode of the new tv show You based on a young adult novel of the same name by Caroline Kepnes. Within the first minute, the main character, a young man named Joe becomes infatuated with the female lead who visits the bookstore he works in....
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