Looking after your mental health this online exam season
Having to sit online exams right now with everything going on in the world is difficult. Lucy Martin encourages you to look after your mental health and reach out to others.
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Federer overtakes Messi to become highest-paid athlete
Roger Federer has become the first tennis player to top the annual Forbes list of the world's highest paid athletes, overtaking footballers Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo, writes Luke James.
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What’s the deal with metafiction? Breaking the fourth wall in literature
Francesca Johnson looks at the concept of metafiction, which is a form of breaking the fourth wall in literature, and discusses its pros and cons
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Goodbye Warwick: tales from my student years
With the end of the year looming, five writers look back fondly on their best memories from Warwick and say a final 'goodbye' to the campus and all it holds.
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‘Lance’: revisiting sport’s most high-profile doping scandal
Lance looks at the history of former cyclist Lance Armstrong, from his early days and sporting success to the doping scandal that derailed his reputation, writes Reece Goodall.
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“I’s”: a short story
Evianne Suen shares her dark and chilling short story 'I's'.
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Confusion among students after university sets deadline to collect belongings
Durham University has announced its plans to allow students to return to collect their belongings in private and college accommodation, causing accusations that the university was “U-turning” on previous information given.
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Injury time salvo earns Arminia Bielefeld dramatic victory
Arminia Bielefeld moved one step closer to promotion to the Bundesliga after beating Holstein Kiel 2-1 courtesy of goals from Jonathan Clauss and second half substitute Sven Schipplock. Arminia’s late winner extended their lead at the top of 2. Bundesliga to eight points, inching Uwe Neuhaus’ side ever-closer to an...
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The significance of TV show soundtracks
Hayley Ho shares the significance of TV show soundtracks to her, reflecting on how soundtracks can create emotion, tension or nostalgia to fit the overall tone of TV shows.
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Google Stadia: already a failure?
Can Google force its way into the video game industry?
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Coronavirus has spotlighted social inequality in education
Niall Hawkins argues that the government's keenness to reopen schools reflects deeper issues, which they are neglecting.
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‘Chromatica’ review: Lady Gaga’s empowering pop manifesto
Gaga's futuristic sixth studio album recalls the indulgent, guilty-pleasure pop of her early years, but with all the confidence of an artist who has reached her final form.
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What do Warwick students know about female and non-binary health issues?
After conducting a survey to find out how much Warwick students know about female and non-binary health issues, Molly Powell explores why there is so much stigma surrounding these issues.
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