Rick and Morty: The Old Man and the Seat review
Reece Goodall reviews the second episode of the fourth season of Rick and Morty - The Old Man and the Seat, generally seeing it as lacklustre in comparison to the season premiere.
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Is now the time for a ‘climate election’?
Emily Kinder discusses the importance of climate policy in the upcoming general election in comparison to other heated topics of discussion
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Korean music beyond K-Pop
Until 2019, the Beatles were the last musical act to have had three number-one albums in less than a year. It may come as no surprise to learn that the widely popular K-Pop group BTS has now achieved this significant feat, with their latest work Map of the Soul: Persona, demonstrating their global popularity.
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In conversation with the Warwick Laksh Programme
The Boar sat down and spoke to Helen Knight, the Programme Manager of Warwick Laksh before the deadline for applications of this year’s programme arrives on 6 December. Helen Knight was a member of staff at the university who took on the role when encouraged by the Director, and has now been involved in the project since 2013. She has visited India eight times and travels to Haryana, India each year which is where the project takes place.
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Warwick student charged with possessing and firing imitation firearm
A University of Warwick student has been charged with possessing and firing an imitation firearm in Coventry City Centre.
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BREAKING: Emergency services called to serious vehicle collision at University
Emergency services attended to a serious road traffic collision on Gibbet Hill Road on campus this morning.
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‘Terminator: Dark Fate’ is the series’ best since ‘Judgement Day’
Dominic Thornton reviews 'Terminator: Dark Fate', a surprisingly refreshing entry into a franchise that refuses to die.
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Disabled student “unfairly disadvantaged”, excluded from Warwick Medical School
A disabled student from the University of Warwick Medical School (WMS) had her mitigating circumstances rejected twice, a decision that has been questioned by members of staff outside of the School.
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Parents are a “bigger problem” than essay mills, Australian conference hears
After Australia’s higher education regulator declared that it would not pursue "innocent" parents over contract cheating regulations, a conference heard that parents were the biggest problem.
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Grenfell Report: has justice been served?
Whilst most of the UK were bickering over Brexit or preparing for Halloween celebrations, Wednesday 30th October saw the release of the Grenfell report – the first phase of a review into one of the most decade-defining events of modern Britain. Two years after the disaster, the police are still...
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International students crossed picket lines in fear of losing their student visas
University and College Union (UCU) members called for universities to suspend monitoring of attendance during strike action, after international students crossed picket lines to avoid jeopardising their visas.
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Fan outrage gone right: the Sonic redesign
Now, was that really so hard? The recent Sonic trailer shows off his brilliant, brand new (but more true to the original) design and gives us a lot more Robotnik. This second trailer maybe gives too much of the film away, but most trailers do nowadays, and what I can...
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“A good laugh”: a review of MTW’s ‘The Deep Dark Woods’
Rhys Clarke reviews Music Theatre Warwick's outstanding production of 'The Deep Dark Woods', directed by Vikram Grover and Sophia Holmes.
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