The student guide to a successful secret Santa
With Christmas soon approaching, you may be planning a secret Santa with your housemates. Hannah Drew discusses some of the best shops to find presents as well as some unique gift ideas.
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‘Plastic Hearts’ review: Miley Cyrus fails to wow on her latest evolution
Miley Cyrus’ musical contributions this year have mainly been limited to live performances of karaoke favourites such as Blondie’s ‘Heart of Glass’ and The Cranberries’ ‘Zombie’. Anyone who’s been a fan of Miley’s cover since her iconic reimagining of ‘Jolene’ in 2012 will know that she can make a song her own....
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New free speech rule faces backlash from Cambridge academics
The University of Cambridge’s plans for a free speech policy has been met with backlash from some of their academics.
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Yemen: is there hope for the world’s worst humanitarian crisis?
What does it take to be classed as the worst humanitarian crisis in the world? There is a long list of countries in heart-wrenchingly terrible situations experiencing extreme violence, famines, human rights violations and diseases. This is the situation in Yemen, a poor country of around 30 million people where...
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Cancer-seeking microbots: a cure for cancer?
One in two people in the UK will be diagnosed with cancer within their lifetime. Cancer is often defined as the uncontrollable growth of cells with the potential to invade or spread across the body. These malignant tumours are often unaffected by the immune system since they are recognised as...
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Staggered return of blended learning confirmed for Term 2 at Warwick
The University of Warwick has announced that, in line with government guidance, a staggered return of blended teaching will be implemented for Term 2.
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Art as Medicine: the impact of the arts on health and wellbeing
Shai Mitchell talks about how all areas of art can help to keep us physically and mentally healthy, particularly in these trying times.
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Diana: the woman who will not die
Jess Corne reflects on the recent portrayal of Princess Diana in Netflix's 'The Crown', arguing that the late princess has become a legend that doesn't match the reality of her life.
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Interviewing a Deloitte Vacation Schemer
Raghav Shroff interviews Alexander Ray, who got a place on the Deloitte Vac-Scheme and took part in it during lockdown. He offers his advice following the experience.
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From screen to page: Tarantino to release debut novel
Phoebe Dar responds to the news that Quentin Tarantino is due to release two books next year,
and ponders on its implications both for his future career and for the popularity of reading.
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Isaac Snow on his new single ‘Why’ and fighting for asylum rights: “Intolerance exists and we need to recognise that in order to overcome it”
We chat to indie newcomer Isaac Snow on his latest track, racism in the UK and making music for struggling mental health.
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F1: George Russell to race for Mercedes at Sakhir Grand Prix
F1 world champion Lewis Hamilton will miss this weekend’s Sakhir Grand Prix in Bahrain after testing positive for Covid-19. He will be replaced by Williams driver George Russell. Williams reserve Jack Aitken will make his F1 debut as he fills in for Russell. Hamilton’s participation in the final race of...
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How to reduce your food waste
As students are becoming increasingly concerned about the impact of individual actions on our planet, we must question the impact of our food wastage and consider the ways in which we can reduce this problem. Food waste comes from retailers, food service providers and consumers, amounting to approximately 15 million...
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