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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Undeniable warmth: An interview with Cattle & Cane
Formed by brother and sister duo Joe and Helen Hammill, Cattle & Cane are a soulful folk-pop band from Newcastle who craft songs of beautiful sincerity. I got the chance to chat to Joe before their trip to Nashville about their hopes for their new album and what keeps them going as a band.
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Warwick Drinking Games: No alcohol required
Who else is better to talk about popular Warwick drinking games than two social secs? Warwick Improvised Theatre Society’s Izzy Searle and Wilkie Dickinson-Sparkes explain circling, their favourite games to run and the ones they used to break the ice in Freshers’ Week last year! Izzy’s flat night favourites!...
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Avoiding the egg-sistential crisis: a guide to the best student breakfast
What's the best breakfast to snack on before your 9ams? Jasmine Parker shares some tips on making a delicious breakfast.
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The concept of driverless cars is becoming excessively dangerous
Axel Metz argues that Elon Musk's attempts to bring the future about through new technology is simply going too far.
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Is there value in the MCU?
Reece Goodall examines the value in the MCU and what cinema means today, following criticism from director Martin Scorsese.
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Why webserials constitute some of the best books you haven’t read
Lucas Samuel talks about the appeal of the online industry of webserials and suggests why more people should start reading them.
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West Ham completely humiliated by Oxford United after losing 4-0
My girlfriend, and I only argue about the important issues. How much cheese is appropriate to put on a potato waffle? Why is the steering wheel of a bus the same size as that of a car, even though a bus is much larger? Is it appropriate for me to...
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The Rolling Stones’ Their Satanic Majesties Request – was it as bad as they said?
Fresh off releasing their first great album Between The Buttons (1967), The Rolling Stones figured they would double down their efforts with the release of Their Satanic Majesties Request in December of 1967. However, upon its release, this album was universally derided for being Sgt. Pepper lite and an attempt by The Stones to cash in on a psychedelic movement that died by the turn of the season.
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