Movements ‘No Good Left To Give’ is one of the best rock albums this year
Returning from their stellar debut, Californian rockers Movements emote and impress with 'No Good Left To Give', a rock ode to love, death and depression.
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Great Debates: Why Ronnie O’Sullivan should be named Sports Personality of the Year
This year, Ronnie O’Sullivan rose to the top of a pool of formidable snooker talent to win his sixth World Championship title. He holds nearly every record in the game, he’s beloved by fans, and he’s widely considered the greatest of all time. But, until now, one title has always...
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Warwick students for online lectures, but still want some in-person teaching
Warwick students are divided on the return to campus during the Covid-19 pandemic, according to a survey by The Boar.
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Students facing lockdown in university halls due to Covid-19 outbreaks
Students are in lockdown in their halls of residence and facing periods of self-isolation and disciplinary action as universities grapple with increasing Covid-19 cases just days into the new term.
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What’s happening in Belarus?
Belarus is in the middle of mass protests, triggered by what is widely believed to be a rigged election. According to the results, long-time leader Alexander Lukashenko won another vote in a landslide, but disbelief has led to a country fighting to get rid of him and an opposition leader...
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Is Louis Theroux the nation’s favourite documentarian?
Molly Powell considers whether Louis Theroux is the nation's favourite documentarian, reflecting on his unique spectrum of qualities which make him a successful interviewer, while picking out notable moments of his 25 year career.
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Editor’s letter: why you should write for Comment
Welcome to Comment, the opinion section of your student newspaper! Here, you’ll find articles offering personal views on student issues and current affairs. If you have an opinion you want to share, on a topic you think students should care about, treat this as your soapbox and clamber on. But...
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The financial implications of Shinzo Abe’s resignation
Edouard Johnson looks at the financial implications of Shinzo Abe's resignation as Prime Minister due to ongoing health issue.
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Lebanese universities seek to rebuild after damage by port blast
Many universities in Beirut are focused on student funding and retaining staff after last month’s port explosion, but leaders say the future of higher education in Beirut depends on the new government.
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The Art of Circling: Warwick’s most popular game
If you've heard stories about Warwick's infamous 'Circling', Charlotte Earl gives you the rundown on the Warwick tradition.
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Rose Lavelle: WSL continues to grow despite pandemic threat
When Rose Lavelle scored the USA’s second goal in their 2019 World Cup final victory over the Netherlands, she firmly consolidated her position as one of the top players in the women’s game. At the age of only 24, the sky was the limit for the tenacious midfielder, with Lavelle’s...
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The Cheshire Cat, Stanley Kowalski, President Trump: can fictional characters help us comprehend the incomprehensible?
Trump’s senior advisor and son-in-law, Jared Kushner, claims the best way to understand Trump is by comparing him to the Chesire Cat, but Amy Holliday has other ideas - she links the president to Stanley Kowalski
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