A Warwick student’s wardrobe essentials
Knowing which clothes you might want to bring to Warwick is difficult. Ellie Mac Arthur shares some of the things she thinks are wardrobe essentials for all Warwick students.
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Tour de France: Tadej Pogačar’s victory highlights the rise of Slovenian riders
For the last few years, the Tour de France has been dominated by Team Sky, now Team Ineos Grenadier, and particularly by British riders. However, this year, the Slovenian riders have dominated, with Tadej Pogačar and Primož Roglič placing first and second. They have also provided us with one of the...
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Guide to music societies 2020
Whether you're completely new to performance, curious about production or a veteran musician eager to change it up, Warwick has a range of music-related societies for you to become a member of.
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Last Night I Watched: ‘Great Expectations’ (1946)
Frank Evans mentions the hidden gem that is the 1946 film adaptation of Dicken's classic 'Great Expectations'
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‘Struggling’ review – mutant hero meets ‘QWOP’
Reece Goodall reviews Chasing Rats Games' new title, Struggling.
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Are Rafael Nadal and Simona Halep the favourites to win the French Open?
Hot on the heels of the rescheduled US Open, the tennis elite take the court once again in the French Open. Here’s a summary of the tournament, and the players to watch. The French Open will, as ever, be held at the Stade Roland Garros. The Court Suzanne Lenglen, Court...
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IDLES ‘Ultra Mono’ is provocative post-punk for the pandemic generation
Exploding into British music as working class heroes of the post-punk scene, IDLES have returned with their third album Ultra Mono to a politically-turbulent and pandemic-ridden world. Their reputation as the voice of the proletariat may have diminished, but the kingdom of punk Britain still remains firmly in their grasp.
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Social distancing “ignored” at Exeter Uni event
Students at Exeter University have expressed concerns over a lack of social distancing at an outdoor cinema event.
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‘Des’: a darkly-compelling drama on one of Britain’s most notorious serial killers
Reece Goodall reviews ITV's three-part true crime drama 'Des', reflecting on David Tennant's skill to embody the darkly charismatic and casually horrific serial killer, and the series' brutal exploration into Nilsen's crimes.
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Small change, big impact: plant-based vs. place-based diet
With ever more Britons concerned about the irreversible effects of climate change, many are asking themselves how their dietary choices might be a driving factor. But, which is more sustainable, a plant-based diet or a place-based one? The animal farming industry is on track to be the world’s biggest polluter,...
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TIME TRAVEL: First past the post
Reece Goodall looks at the history of the postal service and how it helped connect the world.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk’s wealth falls by $16.3 billion in record single day
Hamza Fareed Malik looks at the biggest wealth drop ever recorded on the Bloomberg Billionaires Index, with Elon Musk loosing $16.3 billion in a day.
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Keep bars and cafes open to stop coronavirus spreading, says higher education expert
Bars and cafes on university campuses should remain open to prevent university students from spreading the coronavirus into the wider area, according to a higher education expert
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