The Mortuary Assistant is a first-person sim where you play as—you guessed it—a mortuary assistant. Of course, in true horror fashion, you soon find out that there is nothing normal about these bodies, or your situation. With no option to leave, you press on by embalming bodies and getting rid...
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New research carried out by Oxford Home Schooling suggests that the University of Warwick is the “hardest university” to get into in the West Midlands. The study looked at which UK universities set the highest entry requirements, and which are most likely to accept students achieving lower grades. According to...
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Tottenham Hotspur midfielder Rodrigo Bentancur is currently facing a seven match ban from domestic football after a video of him using a racial slur in reference to Spurs teammate, Heung-Min Son surfaced in June. He has also been fined £100,000 and must attend a mandatory face-to-face education programme as a...
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In the late 2000s and 2010s, we saw the rise in accessible handheld devices. Fast forward to today and most of us, especially students, have some form of smartphone enabling us instant access to a breadth of content. Alongside these, we have seen the rise of apps – small icons...
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November is the month for cosiness. It’s comfort, in every sense of the word, from what you wear and eat, to what you read. This is the time where we chase out the colder, darker nights with childhood-favourite films or a new, darker mystery series. November, to me, is the month for...
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Well, we made it! A 13 Booker Dozen was narrowed down to a sensational six shortlist, to our final winner. I read the shortlist. I have followed the trends within book communities, online and in person, to read the Booker Shortlist. They were, ironically, quite short reads and for the...
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Franklyn Pinson reviews the heart-wrenching, inspiring anime about the trials and tribulations of artistry
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On the 8 of November, through YouTube livestream, the nominations for the 67th Annual Grammy Awards were announced. The ceremony intends to celebrate and champion the best recordings, compositions and artists of 2024 (from music released from September 16th 2023 to August 30th 2024). The nominations – while prompting monumental achievements...
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Over 70 electric vehicle (EV) charging stations have opened at the University of Warwick in a multi-year deal to encourage students and staff to switch to driving EVs. Zest, a UK-based charge point operator specialising in EV infrastructure, has installed 78 charging stations on campus as part of a £1.3...
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I always consider an outfit incomplete without matching jewellery. A pair of earrings, a necklace, or a bracelet can add the perfect finishing touch and do so much to elevate the look. However, most of my jewellery was either given to me by my grandmother, a gift from friends or...
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Since the announcement that former President and 34-time convicted felon Donald Trump was running for a second term in the White House, and following his success in the election on November 5, the internet has been lively with debate over the future of human rights in America and the impact...
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Classical retellings and literature based off ancient mythology has been a theme in literature for a long time: it is also a theme that transcends genre. There are many works of fiction, non-fiction, and poetry inspired by the myths of different cultures. As a classicist myself, it can be hard...
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Over the centuries, women’s true selves have been trivialised and suppressed. Only when female bodies fulfil the male gaze of film and literature, can it be discussed or presented to us, which is evident in the danger of the New Woman within the late 19th century, where Stoker’s overtly sexual...
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