Oliver Barsby reviews Amazon Prime's 'The Boys' describing it as a breath of fresh air for its rejection of the typical Good vs. Evil trope in the majority of superhero television and film.
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The long summer break leaves students with plenty of time on our hands, and what better way to relax after exams then to jet off a place in the sun? I enjoyed a week in Dubrovnik with my family at the start of July and would recommend the city to anyone who enjoys sun, sea and beautiful scenery.
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Danie Shanice, a Clearing applicant to the University of Warwick, had her offer withdrawn due to "a mistake" by the admissions team.
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The University of Warwick announced that immediate mandatory year abroad students will not be accommodated upon their return in 2020.
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Rhys Clarke looks at the recent controversy surrounding two arts magazines' demand for payment in return for reviews of Fringe shows.
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Manpreet Kaur reports on the radical ideas being tested by the collaborative Carbon Neutral Futures Initiative to tackle climate change.
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With the Premier League season underway it is time to predict how things will pan out. First up, last season’s champions Manchester City will be eager to complete a hattrick of Premier League titles and with additions such as Rodri and Joao Cancello they look set to do just that. A...
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Darcey Edkins explains how her personal relationship with clothes has changed since recovering from an eating disorder.
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Reece Goodall breaks down Marvel's recent announcement of the Phase Four entries coming to its cinematic universe.
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The Assembly, a live music venue and nightclub frequented by students and locals in Leamington Spa, is set to reopen in September after their sudden closure in June.
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Sadia Nowshin interviews Warwick alumni and author Samuel Dodson, discussing his project 'Philosophers Dogs' and the perils of crowdfunding
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With so much pressure from social media to have the most romantic (and Instagram worthy) getaway, it creates extremely high expectations. Images of candle-lit dinners, with champagne and roses, in the heart of Paris are what spring to mind when thinking of a romantic getaway. But does it have to be so nauseatingly cliché? Why not step away from the stereotype and make the unromantic, romantic?
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We sometimes find ourselves resorting to music to explain how we feel, or relate in words we understand when things are tough. Can we do the same for the political climate? With Brexit looming, a new PM, climate change pressing and so much more, some of our writers chose their top pick of songs to relate to the disarray of the current world.
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