A guide to Warwick’s food and drink societies
With so many societies to choose from on campus, The Boar decided to reach out to our wonderful food and drink societies to find out what makes them so special and why you should join!
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Preview: Leamington FC vs Banbury United, FA Cup
It has been 210 days since Leamington FC last took to the pitch for a competitive match; much has changed since the Brakes succumbed to a 3-0 defeat against Guiseley in March. The coronavirus has since swept the country, triggering social upheaval and the curtailment of the 2019/20 National League...
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Green Day’s ‘Warning’ turns 20: the calm before the storm
Preceding their watershed record American Idiot, looking back on 'Warning' acts as a reminder of the group before glory, and the genre before Jesus of Suburbia.
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Radiohead’s Kid A foretells 2020’s dystopia
With its images of melancholia and disconnection, Radiohead's turn-of-the-century record Kid A could easily have been born into 2020's chaos, making it a vital listen to understand today's dystopia.
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Exeter University students in ‘targeted lockdown’ after rise in Covid-19 cases
Exeter University students have been told not to meet indoors with anyone not in their household for the next fortnight after a rise in student cases of coronavirus.
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NBA Finals: LeBron James’ Lakers seek to build lead in Game 2
Prior to Game 1 of the NBA Finals between the Miami Heat and the Los Angeles Lakers, the series was billed as one which would either accentuate Lebron James’ claim to basketball supremacy in the GOAT discussion, or mark the inception of a new championship-calibre team in Miami. The Western...
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Why is eco-anxiety on the rise?
The climate crisis has become a defining issue in our society. Citizens and politicians alike are engaging in debate over effective strategies to mitigate climate change. However, evidence suggests that younger generations are experiencing heightened level of stress and anxiety due to climate change. This condition is commonly referred to...
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‘The Third Day’: Friday – The Father
Reece Goodall reviews the pilot episode of the new mini-series 'The Third Day', reflecting on the skill of lead actor Jude Law and the episode's ambiguous but gripping narrative.
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What will USMNT star Sergino Dest bring to FC Barcelona?
It was confirmed this week that Sergino Dest, the 19-year-old Ajax right back, has moved to Barcelona for an initial fee of €21 million, potentially rising to €26 million. Dest, a USA international, is one of those young players whose reputation has burgeoned over the past season, despite him making...
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Online Freshers’ may have hidden opportunities
If you thought moving to university was an unusual, challenging step, the last few months have only exacerbated this. With the pandemic forcing all lectures at Warwick to move online for the autumn term, it is obvious that for every student — fresher or finalist, undergraduate or postgraduate — the experience...
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Clubs on tour, clubs on tour!
What are the benefits of going on a society tour? Hannah Drew discusses her experiences.
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A further look into Japan’s recession and the way forward
Sanika Savdekar looks at Japan's deep economic recession and how they can hope to pull themselves out of it.
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Navigating university life with dyslexia
Abbey Parker writes about her experience of being diagnosed with dyslexia at Warwick.
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