[dropcap]A[/dropcap]s a student who has always experienced comprehensive co-ed schooling, I can see that ‘male’ subjects are not a product of mixed schooling, but rather they are a norm created by society – these specialisations were around far before mixed education was standard after all. Supposedly ‘female’ subjects are taught...
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4 percent of the student body voted in the Term 1 annual student meeting (ASM) between 17 and 20 November, which saw a record 11 motions tabled and passed.
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Next year as well as the end of this year is set to be even more promising than the last year for gaming, especially the wealth it will bring to the UK economy as well as global economies. This year saw the release of many highly anticipated titles, from Fallout...
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Let’s not beat around the bush, gaming is massive, not just with regards to the sheer volume of avid gamers out there, but also its contribution to the United Kingdom’s economy. Last year, a detailed report was conducted by the British Film Industry (BFI) which examined the extent of all...
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Announced yesterday afternoon, four departments, the departments for Transport, Local Government, Environment and the Treasury, have all agreed to have their budgets cut by an average of 30 percent over the next four years, as part of Chancellor George Osborne’s fiscal consolidation. Speaking to the BBC, a Treasury source...
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A recent press release by the University of Warwick has been detailing the economics of happiness and the pursuit of governments to improve happiness of its citizens. However, Professor Andrew Oswald has argued that they have missed a vital part. Gross Domestic Product is no longer an adequate measure As...
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Alexander Shaw examines the implications and why it isn’t all it is claimed to be So there we have it! A new Shadow Chancellor and the Robin Hood tax is now back on the table. Arguing in his speech that the tax would ‘help pay for improvements to the NHS...
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The Boar's editorial and business team break their silence on the result of the General Election 2015
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