Why are young people receiving extra encouragement to get vaccinated?
Alice Standen takes a look as to why the government is having to encourage young people to get their vaccine
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Usyk defeats Joshua to become heavyweight champion of the world
Many predicted Anthony Joshua to triumph against his far smaller rival, but instead it Oleksandr Usyk who outboxed his rival and came away with the belts.
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What are the consequences of relying on big-budget artistic productions?
Have you been to the theatre yet? Many are going to see the West End's big productions but Noah Keates ponders on the possible consequences of the theatre industry only pushing well known pieces.
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How to overstep tactical skincare marketing
With rampant marketing at its peak, Hannah Tickle provides some honest skincare advice.
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Kanye West’s ‘Donda’ is a painful exploration into the void left by loss
Jack McRae reviews Kanye West's greatly anticipated new album 'DONDA'.
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‘Dune’ is the perfect film to try to save the cinematic experience
Boar Games editor Sidney Pycroft places his faith in Dennis Villeneuve's upcoming sci-fi epic.
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2021: a summer of sport
While we’ve been away from Warwick, it’s been a busy summer of sport – here’s a round-up of some of the major events. The summer began with Euro 2020. 24 European teams faced off, and there were some surprise results – both France and Germany were knocked out early, and...
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A fresher’s guide to gaming at Warwick
Eric Sun, in the second article from the fresher's edition of the paper, gives a rundown on how you can get involved with games and gaming at Warwick!
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Bookish destinations in and around Warwick to have on your radar
Annie Pickup recommends bookish destinations in and around the University to explore. From festivals to bookshops, there's plenty to do in the local area.
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University wardrobe essentials
Poppy Male shares some advice on wardrobe essentials for freshers.
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How will better petrol help the environment?
There have been two major climate stories in the news this past week, both linked to petrol. We get through a lot of petrol – in the UK, we use around 1.19 million barrels each day – and as we think about protecting the climate, limiting or improving our use...
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In defence of watching “too much” TV
Sanjana Samaddar explores the limits of the old adage concerning the problems of watching excessive TV, believing there are untold benefits to TV that aren't considered enough.
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The debate over blended learning
Blended learning for the upcoming academic year is proving to be controversial. Sidney Pycroft talks to those on both sides of the debate.
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