Many new students when arriving at university are concerned about the academic questions they will be asked. To what extent was this event caused by that event? What is the value of X? What imagery is present in this text? This fear is, however, entirely misplaced. The real question dangers...
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This year the US Open Final played between Naomi Osaka and Serena Williams made headlines for all the wrong reasons. The day after the tennis match, upon hearing of the controversy surrounding it, I was scrolling through articles about it. Of the top 12 articles I found, only one focused...
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Scientists at the Sapienza University of Rome are attempting to find the exchange particle for a hypothetical new fundamental “dark force” that could lead to a much deeper understanding of the elusive dark sector of the universe.
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With The Bodyguard becoming the biggest new drama on British TV since 2006, it is easy to see why it has sparked such an influx of conversation. Focusing a troubled war veteran turned principal protection officer, David Budd (Richard Madden), and his assignment to the controversial politician, Julia Montague (Keeley...
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We’ve seen everyone from Wii Fit Trainer to Duck Hunt put into the character roster of the Smash Bros series. Recently we’ve seen a fun-sized Ridley from Metroid and the glorious, iconic, Isabelle of Animal Crossing. So if “Everyone is here”, how did they get here? How did we go from...
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As part of this year’s “Why you should join series”, we hear from the Amateur Boxing Club as they have their say about why they should be your top choice. The University of Warwick Amateur Boxing Club has opportunities for everybody. If you want to compete in the ring...
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Festivals, to many, are a time to let loose and have some fun away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. For some, they also mean a time in which morals are abandoned and a carefree attitude is adopted to get the real ‘festival experience’. It is in this...
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A study by the University of Swansea has found that one in seven university essays were written by others, as more students are paying companies to complete their coursework for them.
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Trade unions are industry-specific organisations which seek to collectively represent and protect the interests of its workers. Consequently, this unification of employees creates leverage when negotiating with employers to enhance various aspects of their work including: higher wages; more benefits such as health insurance; sensible working hours; a defence against...
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Matthew Dale explores the issues with using technology to control the weather and 'make it rain'.
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Thunderpussy is a four-piece rock band hailing from Seattle, Washington. Formed in 2013, and heavily influenced by classic rock legends like Led Zeppelin and Aerosmith, Thunderpussy manages to sound both fresh and nostalgic. But while they have the swagger of the stadium-filling hair metal bands of the 80s, they haven’t...
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Kenilworth Arts Festival is returning this month for its third year, running from 20 to 29 September. Created by Warwick Postgraduate students, Lewis Smith and Charlotte Thomas, the festival is to be held in various venues around the town of Kenilworth.
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The award of UNESCO World Heritage status has an enormous impact on sites of historic importance. World Heritage sites are tourist magnets, attracting millions of visitors each year, and generating huge revenue. Growing up in a World Heritage city, Bath, I have witnessed this first-hand: hordes of tourists, increased traffic,...
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