The current male political elite: the untouchable truth
Hanna Ward discusses three case studies of men that have abused their positions of power to encourage sexist misconduct.
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Choosing not to wear makeup
Society encourages us to wear makeup to look beautiful. Lucy Martin challenges these ideals in explaining why she chooses to go makeup-free.
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Twin Atlantic are feeling bold on POWER
Twin Atlantic are feeling bold. Now on a major label, and for the first time, having self-produced their sixth record, it is easy why the sound of POWER is the sound of a band feeling stronger and more creative than ever before.
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Casual university staff worried over Australia’s coronavirus travel ban
Casual university staff at Australian universities are said to be concerned over the effects of the nation's coronavirus travel ban.
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The best and worst of LGBT+ representation on the small screen
Emma Wilkes and Jai Patel discuss the best and worst representations of LGBT+ representation in television.
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“Borrow. Use. Return.”: An interview with the co-founders of Warwick Cup
Three students are striving to change our on-the-go consumption habits by introducing Warwick Cup - a campus-based reusable cup sharing system. Ahead of its launch, Lucy Page interviewed co-founders Maddie Booth, Hollie Ryan and Ellie Church to find out how the system will work and what impacts it could have.
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Corrections to the elections issue
The Boar would like to apologise for two errors printed in the recent Students’ Union elections issue. Firstly, the candidate for Women’s Officer Krisztina Rékai’s name was spelt incorrectly on pages 5 and 17. Secondly, the candidate for Democracy and Development Officer Akosua Sefah’s answers were misprinted with another candidate’s....
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‘My Own Private Idaho’ was a benchmark for LGBT+ cinema
Dominic Thornton examines why 'My Own Private Idaho' is such an important film in the canon of LGBT+ cinema.
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Ethnic minority students are more likely to feel they have been unfairly marked
Ethnic minority students studying at UK universities are more likely to think that they have been unfairly marked and that their subject content is uninteresting.
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The introduction of same-sex couples into Strictly Come Dancing
Kate Rice explores the introduction of same-sex couple routines into Strictly Come Dancing and condemns the criticism it has received.
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Warwick come out victors in Varsity Squash
Warwick echoed their 2019 triumph with a 5-0 win over Coventry, not dropping a single individual game. Coach Steve Townsend has overseen a team with outstanding individual attributes, too strong for the Blues to overcome. Three of Warwick’s starters were Varsity rookies, and brothers Aayman and Tabish Zahid ran out...
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Hadestown is a musical for our times, despite its age
Megan Benham discusses the political relevancy of the musical 'Hadestown' and its parallels with today's societal issues.
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