Books to binge whilst in bunker-mode
Already feeling bored during isolation? Take a look at Emma Brade's suggestion of books to read, from childhood favourites to lengthy fantasies
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Boar Sport Expansion Draft: it is essential to build around Virgil van Dijk
This expansion draft, a three-way affair between Luke James, Oliver Barsby and myself, took place with each contender taking turns to choose a player from the Premier League, with a maximum of three players allowed to be taken from each team. This led to my 18-man squad being formed, a...
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International student mobility to suffer “massive hit” in wake of coronavirus
Global student mobility will take at least five years to return to normal levels after coronavirus, a leading international higher education scholar has predicted.
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Coronavirus: COVID-19 under the microscope
Ever since it was first reported in late December, COVID-19 has dominated headlines and affected the way we learn, work and live. But what is it? And how bad is it actually? Where did COVID-19 come from? COVID-19 is the name for the disease caused by the virus SARS-CoV-2. This...
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BREAKING: Warwick graduation ceremonies postponed due to COVID-19
The University of Warwick has announced that graduation ceremonies, due to take place in July, will be postponed.
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‘This Country’ is a humourous and profound exploration of rural life
Noah Keate reviews the BBC's 'This Country', reflecting on its truly bizarre characters and humour, but also its implicit serious messages.
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Kickstarter: the new way to fund game development
Many gamers have felt that games by major publishers have been falling short in recent times. Be it the failure of the Pokémon franchise to evolve with its player base, or the reluctance of studios to innovate beyond a hyper-realistic playable Cmovie, it can feel like the gaming industry is...
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The Blumhouse model: factory filmmaking or artist’s dream?
Ben Parsons discusses the Blumhouse model of filmmaking and whether it is allowing for artistic freedom or being run too much as a business.
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The leaders of music’s new decade
Emma Wilkes explores three of music's up-and-comers - how will their work shape the new decade?
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Coronavirus may derail Trump’s re-election prospects
Marco Cerundolo argues that the uncertainty caused by coronavirus extends to the presidential election, diminishing Trump's chances.
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The story-telling nature of music
Anushka Suharu looks at how songs allow artists to tell a story in the same way that books have the power to immerse us in other worlds
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Little love stories: love under lockdown
In the next piece of our 'Little love stories' series, Lucy Martin considers how the nature of relationships has changed in the past week.
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Boar Sport Expansion Draft: an abundance of pace?
Coming into our the draft on Monday, I knew that the best team wouldn’t be that with the biggest names, or the highest overall FIFA rating. What makes a team work so well is ensuring that there is a mix of experience and potential, consistent players, strong squad cohesion (especially...
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