Romance is dead and we’ve killed it
With the growing popularity of online dating and reality TV dating shows, Caitlan Cassidy questions whether modern romance really is dead.
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The best games to play in isolation
Fed up of the Easter break already? Giles Allen-Bowden recommends the best board and video games to play whilst in isolation.
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Listen while you read: the best book and music pairings
Listening to music while reading is typically unfavoured, but Jack Davey will definitely convince you otherwise with his perfect pairings
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The media is irresponsibly aggravating coronavirus panic
Coronavirus coverage is dominating mainstream news websites. Lucy Morris argues this is causing unnecessary panic, calling for more balance.
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Coronavirus chaos: how Covid-19 is impacting the music industry
Covid 19: cancelling more gigs than Morrisey? Molly Powell examines the tremendous toll the pandemic has taken on the music industry.
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How can Warwick students still enjoy the arts in isolation?
Noah Keate explores how the arts can still be enjoyed through mediums compatible with the current lockdown.
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Sport, charity and COVID-19: offering help in hard times
In a time of unprecedented uncertainty, communities across the world have banded together to provide support to those who need it most. With major sporting events cancelled in the wake of coronavirus, sports clubs and their athletes have found themselves with extra time on their hands, and have turned to...
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How should the UK government function?
It is a topic often restricted to the political pages of the broadsheets. While all publications and news headlines focus on key policies enacted by a government – health, education, defence – the inner workings of Westminster are far more exclusive. At one time, only devoted politicos would have an...
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BREAKING: Summer assessments will not adversely affect final grade
The University of Warwick has announced that all intermediate and final year students “will not be adversely affected” by online assessments, as it reveals its “safety net policy”.
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Warwick students petition for ‘no-detriment’ assessment policy amid COVID-19 outbreak
Students at the University of Warwick have started a petition in favour of a ‘no-detriment’ policy for upcoming assessments due to the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic.
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The Stakeout: ‘Inside No 9’ concludes series five with a gripping finale
Reece Goodall reviews the last episode of Inside No 9 series 5, 'The Stakeout', praising the show's compelling finale and overall brilliance.
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Wimbledon Rewind: Centre Court stunned by Simona Halep
With the world of sport currently on hold, The Boar Sport is committed to reliving some of the biggest shocks in sporting history. Last summer Simona Halep stunned Centre Court, beating Serena Williams convincingly in the women’s singles final of Wimbledon 2019. Halep’s triumph prevented Williams from winning her first title...
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How climate change is affecting the mental health of students
Climate change is frightening. It’s drastically changing the world around us at an alarming rate and sometimes it feels as though not enough people care about it to prevent it. The ice caps are melting, animals are becoming increasingly endangered and temperatures are rising across the globe, with little sign...
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