Review of Warwick Comedy’s new sketch show Telly Time
Rhys Clarke reviews Warwick Comedy Society's hilarious new sketch show 'Telly Time', which boasts a great cast and brilliant comic timing.
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Unwittingly wooing the crowd: The Japanese House live
Last month, The Japanese House played to a sold-out audience at Electric Brixton in South London. The place was packed full of people of all ages, everyone in a jovial mood.
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How does travel shape our lives?
Most individuals, when asked about their plans and goals for life, come up with travel being a major aim on their bucket list. With modernisation and globalisation, along with the ease of access, travelling has become possible for a substantial part of society. However, this need for travel goes beyond the urge for adventures and experiences that are not mundane.
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War of the Words
“The Trojans assembled together. They found it hard to recognize each individual dead man… as they wept warm tears, they lifted them on to the wagons…In the same way on the other side the strong-greaved Achaians piled their own slain upon the pyre, with their hearts in sorrow”. Homer’s description...
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University campuses should definitely be political spaces
Of course universities should be political. Barely a week goes by without a rally, demonstration, protest or petition taking place on campus. Whether it was staff striking in opposition to insecure wages, students holding a rally against the Indian government or Warwick Occupy, protest and dissent are an intrinsic part...
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Ken Loach provides eye-opening social commentaries of Britain
Noah Keate examines how the films of director Ken Loach speak to contemporary social issues affecting Britain.
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Not quite ‘adulting’
As students, we are not quite in the real world yet but still experience independence. Anushka Suharu shares her struggles with 'adulting'.
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NBA legend, Kobe Bryant, and 13-year-old daughter die in helicopter crash
Kobe Bryant, aged 41, passed away in a helicopter crash on 26 January; leaving behind his wife and 3 daughters. Bryant was on his way to his own Mamba Sports Academy located in Newbury Park before the privately hired Sikorsky helicopter crashed just outside of Los Angeles; in Calabasas, California...
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The Stock Market and Initial Public Offerings
The stock market is an electronic marketplace where, just like an ordinary marketplace, exchanges and transactions take place. The stock market, also often referred to as the stock exchange, is where the buying, selling, and issuing of shares of Public Limited Companies (PLC) take place. PLCs are publicly held, limited...
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Warwick SU’s All Student Vote for Term 2 open until Friday noon
This term's All Student Vote (ASV) organised by the University of Warwick's Students' Union (SU) is now open to all students, from 9am today to noon on Friday 7 February.
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Warwick student from Hong Kong allegedly threatened within their accommodation
A Warwick student has alleged that they were threatened by Chinese students who saw the “Li pig” mural used in the Hong Kong protests through their window in Bluebell.
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Monash University postpones start of term in light of growing Coronavirus outbreak
Monash University in Australia, one of the University of Warwick's closest and most popular partner institutions, will be postponing the start of term due to the growing Coronavirus outbreak.
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Packing in the meal deals: how to prep for lunches
Lily Thwaites tackles another campus commuter's dilemma and tells us how to best prepare packed-lunches to save money and eat healthily.
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