Reflecting on 2019: albums of the year
Two writers provide their top pick for album of the year 2019 following this Grammy season.
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Billie Eilish and the history of the Bond theme
Leo Robinson-O'Hara discusses the cultural impact of the Bond theme, and predicts what to expect from a Billie Eilish entry.
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Warwick students divided in support for UCU strikes this term
Warwick students are divided in their support for the University and College Union (UCU) strikes scheduled for this term, a survey by The Boar has shown.
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Embracing my sexual identity in a heterosexual relationship
Megan Benham reflects on coming to terms with her bisexuality, and explores her loving relationship with her partner.
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NASA astronauts make history by completing the first all-female spacewalk
Liam Gould reports on the historic all-female spacewalk, completed by NASA astronauts Christina Koch and Jessica Meir.
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Who are the women of the decade?
Anew year has begun, and so has a new decade. With 2020 ushering in a new period of possibilities and challenges, it is important to look back on the previous ten years and reflect on the women who have defined them. The 2010s have been an incredible time for women...
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Australian Open 2020: Djokovic and Kenin Scoop Melbourne Prize
Kicking off the Grand Slam season, this year’s Australian Open tournament ran from 20 January and finished on 2 February in Melbourne, Victoria. Sofia Kenin and Novak Djokovic got their 2020 Grand Slam seasons off to a victorious start, earning their trophies at the Rod Laver Arena in Melbourne. Kenin’s...
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Men are victims too: breaking the silence on male sexual assault
With the #MeToo movement having taken over social media in recent years, the dialogue for sexual assault is more alive than ever before. Netflix series like Unbelievable focus on the issues of victim-shaming when it comes to rape investigations and it appears that more than ever victims are encouraged to...
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Debunking the smear test
Simona Valeviciute debunks the smear test, explaining its importance and telling us that it's nothing to fear.
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Doctor Who: Fugitive of the Judoon review
Rory McNeill reviews the fifth episode of Doctor Who Series 12, 'Fugitive of the Judoon', rendering it as a promising episode with some minor flaws.
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Warwick student protesting European Commissioner talk removed from venue
A Warwick student who protested against European Commissioner Dimimitris Avramopoulos giving a talk for EuroSoc was removed from the venue.
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HMLTD’s West of Eden is well worth the wait
It has been a tough few years for HMLTD. The South London 5-piece exploded onto the alternative music scene in 2017 with their gothic infused pop music seen as a welcome breath of fresh air at a time where guitar bands were too afraid to try something new.
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Table Manners: Steam Review – 2:2
Table Manners is an infuriatingly fun dating sim. Its Surgeon Simulatoresque controls keep the game’s challenges filled with enjoyment and rage in equal measure. My flatmates and I have delighted in screaming as we knocked all manner of tableware into the surrounding area, all just trying to pick up a...
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