Losing ourselves in a relationship
Simona Valeviciute emphasises the importance of keeping our personalities in tact while being in a relationship, without losing ourselves.
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Coventry Blaze Round-Up: Swindlehurst injured, Ferrara unavailable
By the time Danny Stewart’s Coventry Blaze step onto the ice on Saturday, 391 days would have passed since the team’s previous Elite League fixture. Coventry’s last match was won in the final seconds by Team GB forward Luke Ferrara. The Skydome Arena erupted as the EIHL’s top-scorer fired the...
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Fan Controlled Football (FCF): a unique project to digitalise American Football?
Over a year has passed since Covid-19 and its ensuing restrictions took over our lives. The sporting world saw disturbances across national and international events: the Olympics and Euros were delayed, the NBA season was suspended indefinitely, and Wimbledon was cancelled for the first time since 1945, to name just...
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Student party at the University of Dundee leads to rise in Covid-19 cases
A party at the University of Dundee has led to over 30 students testing positive for Covid-19.
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University leaders fear students may not be allowed to return to campus until May
University leaders have called for students to be allowed to return to campus amid fears that students may not return for teaching until mid-May at the earliest.
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A year for the arts in a pandemic
Marta Franques looks back on the last year and how the lockdowns have affected the arts industry, focusing on governmental funds, the move to online performances, and the shelving of the arts in higher education.
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Tim Wallace: ‘We wanted guys that had something to prove’
On Wednesday afternoon, Nottingham Panthers head coach Tim Wallace sat down for his pre-Elite Series press conference, with Nottingham starting their campaign with a ferocious clash against the Sheffield Steelers on Saturday 3 April. Given the chance to ask a few questions ahead of the tournament, I consulted Wallace...
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‘Midsomer Murders’: The Sting of Death
After a long wait, Reece Goodall reviews the latest installment of 'Midsomer Murders' citing that despite its promise, it crushes under the weight of a weak script.
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Carbon dioxide concerns are not a new problem: the dinosaurs were worried too
These days, we students might only move from our beds to our desks and back; possibly venturing outside if we are feeling brave. Imagine walking 10,000 kilometres to a new home. This is exactly what dinosaurs did over 200 million years ago. The Sauropodomorphs – long-necked herbivores – were around...
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Where on earth is ‘Mario Kart 9’?
Sidney Pycroft discusses the future of the Mario Kart series, and when we can expect Nintendo to announce a new one..
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Rolf the Campus Cat to replace Stuart Croft as vice-chancellor
Rolf the Campus cat is expected to take the place of vice-chancellor Stuart Croft at the end of this academic year, an investigation by The Boar has found.
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There’s no need to ‘Wonder’ what to read next
Sarah Smith recommends Wonder by R.J. Palacio as a book that reminds us to celebrate the small wonders around us.
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A look at luck
Reece Goodall discusses the deeper meaning of luck, tracing the origins to various places across the world.
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