Theatre Etiquette 101
Giles Allen-Bowden gives his guide on appropriate behaviour at the theatre and the right way to watch a play.
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BREAKING: Fire allegedly “burnt down” kitchen ceiling in Sherbourne
A fire broke out in a top floor kitchen of Sherbourne residences at the University of Warwick at around 9pm today.
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Abolishing private schools: socially responsible or an infringement on individual rights?
At the Labour Party Conference in Brighton last week, the party launched the controversial motion to integrate private schools into the state sector should they come into power at the next general election. The move would involve the removal of the charitable status currently held by schools in the independent...
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The Outer Worlds – Xbox One Review
Obsidian’s latest game has its issues with originality and combat but honestly, the game is brilliantly fun. The Outer Worlds may not be the best game around but it does leave me wanting to play more. I have adored my time so far and cannot wait to keep exploring the...
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Petr Čech and his transition from football to ice hockey
As The Boar’s self-designated ice hockey aficionado, the news that rippled around social media last week was quite the spectacle. Petr Čech, a Champions League-winning goalkeeper with Chelsea in 2012, announced that he would be icing for Guildford Phoenix for the remainder of the 2019/20 ice hockey season. Unsurprisingly, social...
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‘Antigone’: a play of political infighting translated into modern times
Katie Tarrant talks to the team behind WUDS' 'Antigone', a Greek tragedy that they've set in 1970s Ireland.
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The first female-only art gallery: equality or positive discrimination?
Darcey Edkins questions whether or not the opening of the first female-only art gallery is a step forward for equality.
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The best ways to beat boredom on your next holiday
Although going on holiday is great fun most of the time, there are often moments when it can be boring. Maybe you’re waiting for your next flight, maybe you’re on the flight and it’s a long-haul, or possibly you’re just waiting for the rest of your travel companions to get ready. Here are some tips for what you can do to pass the time when you’re bored on holiday.
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British race walker Tom Bosworth opens up about mental health problems
Luke Edwards looks at the recent decision of race walker Tom Bosworth to open up publicly about the mental health problems he has suffered
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Is it James Bond’s time to die?
Dominic Thornton questions whether it's James Bond's time to die, following calls for a woman to assume the role.
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Literary characters choose a side: STEM vs Humanities
Fey Kapur explores the side in the STEM vs Humanities debate that some big names from well-known literature would join
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Un-fur-gettable: is that ‘Cats’ trailer endangering musical theatre?
Tara Noonan takes a look at that 'Cats' trailer and questions how it will affect the future of move musicals.
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Four-fifths of UK students worried over their financial situation, survey reveals
Almost four-fifths of students are reported to be concerned over their financial situation, a survey by Save the Student has revealed.
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