The evolution of the female body in art
Elspeth Walker guides us through the history and evolution of the portrayal of the female body in art.
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Tackling the issue of xenophobia must start with us
The Christchurch mosque massacre is a tragedy. But like all tragedies, it is also a farce. It is a farce because this should never have happened. Various irresponsible elements across the world should never have fanned the flames of xenophobic hate that enabled this massacre to begin with. The same...
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In defence of young adult fiction
As a young teenager my favourite book was The Hunger Games. I read the first book in three days but managed to stretch the third and final instalment of the series out to a number of weeks because I loved it so much that I didn’t want it to end....
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The “wolf within the dog” that makes them man’s best friend
Sadia Nowshin explores the "wolf within the dog" and how this impacts on the tale of how one was domesticated from the other
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A day at the new £1 billion Tottenham Hotspur Stadium
It was a historic day for Tottenham Hotspur on 24 March 2019 as the new Tottenham Hotspur Stadium was finally opened following a delay of over six months in front of nearly 30,000 fans for the first test event, an U18 game against Southampton. This is perhaps the most important...
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GooseFest to replace 2019 Warwick Summer Party in Term 3
GooseFest, a new goose and duck appreciation festival, is set to replace the 2019 Warwick Summer Party in Term 3 to celebrate bird life at the University of Warwick. The news comes after Warwick was ranked as the fourth highest for university duck density. The number of geese inhabiting the...
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Us: Review
A couple of years ago, if you had asked me who Jordan Peele was, I would have immediately thought of a couple of YouTube sketches involving white snow and substitute teachers. This isn’t the case anymore. Today, he’s universally known as a fantastic writer and director with a unique and...
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