‘The Silence of Others’ links Spain’s past to its present
Luisa Webster reviews 'The Silence of Others,' a documentary about Spanish citizens seeking justice for the past crimes of Franco's regime.
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Meeting the student sex workers
“You don’t want anyone else to know about it because you will get judged,” says Alice*, laughing. “It’s a deadly secret”. Alice is eighteen years old, quick witted, funny, and, to all intents and purposes, an ordinary student, in her first year of university. But behind closed doors she is...
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As students, we should not have to pay for a TV licence
We all confronted those scary red letters in freshers week. Ollie Birchall argues students should not have to pay for a TV licence.
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Accurate literary representations of life
Emily Donoghue describes how literature provides an accurate representation of the human condition, referencing works such as Madame Bovary
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‘The best years of your life’: spending your twenties in education
As someone who decided to continue her studies after university, Cat Brice reflects on whether she has enjoyed 'the best years' of her life.
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The Referee’s a W****er: ‘Inside No 9’ is back for series five!
Reece Goodall reviews the first episode of returning odball dark comedy Inside No 9, as it takes on a football themed twist
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Man Alive! Is King Krule at his gloomy best
Man Alive! sees Archy Marshall, under his King Krule moniker, drop the angry and abrasive sound that littered his second album The OOZ, a change possibly brought on by his sudden plunge into fatherhood.
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Raga review – Endeavour tackles politics and racism in 1970s Oxford
Reece Goodall reviews a slightly weaker episode of Endeavour, but one which takes on tough themes as an Indian takeaway driver is found dead
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Record Durham University donation to aid low-income students
Durham University has received a record donation of £7.5 million, £2m of which will go towards aiding students from low-income backgrounds.
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Around the world with different drinks
No matter where in the world you decide to visit, you can guarantee that there is a history behind each country’s most popular and renowned alcoholic drink. Here’s a little bit of information and the history behind each country’s drink of choice, which may give you inspiration for your next trip abroad.
Let’s start off close to home. England’s national drink, although created in Holland and selling the most in the Philippines, is gin.
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Are houseplants bad for the environment?
With houseplants becoming more popular among students, Simona Valeviciute explores the negative side effects of keeping them.
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Warwick Angels ascend in dominant victory against Coventry Phoenix
Warwick Esports’ impressive Varsity results continued with a 3-0 victory in Overwatch over Coventry Phoenix, aided by some impressive displays by their team captain Tanski as Reinhardt. The Warwick Overwatch team were huge favourites coming into the match, with the University sitting top of the National Student Esports (NSE) league...
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Warwick Tennis serve up a Varsity win
Warwick University Tennis club carried out an excellent performance to down Coventry at Varsity. Warwick were comfortable throughout the competition winning eleven out of twelve matches. A big win at Varsity always spurs the team on to keep pushing through to the end of the season! – Warwick Tennis Captain...
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