Government announces plans to tackle spiking
The government has announced plans to tackle the number of drink and needle spiking attacks against students.
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Raising the bar: demanding higher education
In his first column, Matthew Oulton highlights the striking similarities between gyms and universities and asks whether university is still worthwhile for students today
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Josh Warner’s Premier League Team of the Season
As the Premier League season has officially reached it’s conclusion, the writers of The Boar Sport are putting their heads together to create the best XI based upon this campaign. Every few days, a new writer will have their chance to pitch what they believe to be the ultimate side,...
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‘Heartstopper’ is wholesome without being performative
Monika shares their views on the much loved Netflix hit 'Heartstopper', LGBTQ+ representation in a wholesome and blossoming teen romance, what's not to love?
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Music critics are essential – and they should be treated as such
Noah Keate defends the role of music critics and why they should be respected in the music industry.
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The World of Yesterday Review – Memoires and nostalgia of a European
Hector Perrotto gives an overview of Stefan Zweig's 'The World of Yesterday', looking at its historical and cultural impact.
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Infrared development could lead to solar power at night
Reece Goodall explores new research into the generation of electricity from the emission of infrared radiation into space, which could lead to the development of night-time solar power.
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Bowen in, Henderson out: analysing the UEFA Nations League England squad
Gareth Southgate announced his 27-man squad for this summer’s UEFA Nations League fixtures, where England will travel to Hungary and Germany, before hosting Italy and Hungary at Molineux. Bowen and Justin are in, while Henderson and Mings are out. Elsewhere, Eric Dier, James Maddison, and Jadon Sancho are overlooked. In...
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Fundamentally about greed: Is the clamour for a ban on U.S. stock buybacks reasonable?
As stock buybacks have entered the public discourse in the US, with plenty of progressives behind proposed bans, Tom Zundel asks whether reform may be preferential to an outright ban and what form that may take
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The history of spa towns
With Royal Leamington Spa a popular home for students, Reece Goodall explores the history behind England's spa towns.
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Sergio Perez wins wet Monaco Grand Prix
Sergio Perez took his third F1 victory with a win at a typically underwhelming Monaco Grand Prix. The race was delayed by rain, and the only real drama came as the result of a failed Ferrari tyre strategy, depriving Charles Leclerc of what would otherwise have been an almost-guaranteed win....
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