Why ‘Assassin’s Creed Valhalla’ isn’t what it was cut out to be
Adam Agowun, The Boar's resident Assassin's Creed fan, offers his thoughts on the latest instalment.
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The British government should learn from Macron’s treatment of students
Adam Agowun argues the British Government should afford students the same level of respect and support French students are receiving
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Was Ubisoft the right choice for the next ‘Star Wars’ game?
Adam Agowun explains his worries about the new partnership between Ubisoft and Lucasfilm Games...
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Explaining French secularism: what is laïcité?
Muslim countries around the world have been in uproar at Emmanuel Macron’s response to some caricatures of the Prophet Muhammad PBUH. On 6 October 2020, Samuel Paty, a history and geography teacher in Paris showed a copy of the now infamous cartoons that provoked a terrorist attack on the offices...
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Biden’s Cabinet: a few thoughts
Adam Agowun analyses Joe Biden's new Cabinet, exploring to what extent the nominees are a continuation of the Obama administration.
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Movember: raising awareness of male mental and physical health
This Movember, Adam Agowun sheds light on men's mental health.
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My goals for the next academic year
With the new academic year ahead, there's never been a better time to set goals for yourself and your studies. Adam Agowun, Noah Keate and Lucy Martin share their goals for the next academic year.
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Coping with the jump from A-level to university
The jump from learning at A-level to university can be difficult to adjust to. Adam Agowun gives some advice on how to cope with the differences between A-level and degree learning.
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What happened to: ‘Star Wars Battlefront’?
Since Disney acquired Star Wars, they've continued to release Star Wars Battlefront games, but have they improved on the originals?
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Should ‘Rule Britannia!’ and ‘Land of Hope and Glory’ be played at the Proms?
There has been a lot of controversy over this topic – so I’m going to try and deal with this in the calmest and most respectful manner possible. On 23 August, the Sunday Times made claims that the traditional anthems ‘Rule Britannia!’ and ‘Land of Hope and Glory’ would be...
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A British-Mauritian’s response to the Wakashio oil spill
On 25 July 2020, the Japanese-owned bulk carrier MV Wakashio, which was on its way to Brazil, ran aground on a coral reef at Pointe d’Esny, a known sanctuary for rare wildlife off the coast of Mauritius. Two weeks later, on 6 August, it started to leak oil: nearly 1,000...
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How to reform Ubisoft’s workplace culture
Adam Agowun explores what Ubisoft needs to do after allegations and claims of abuse have been launched against the company.
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The new GCSE modifications undervalue English Literature
In light of the coronavirus pandemic, Ofqual, the exams authority, has announced that GCSE students will be able to drop subject areas in English literature and history exams next year. As an English and French student at university, you can understand why this might concern and upset me, without any...
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