Pride or pretence? Corporate allyship or mere marketing
An anonymous writer discusses the impact of firms and their support, or lack thereof, for pride.
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A tale of two tragedies: Censorship in China
It was the best of times, it was the worst of times. A day when the sun cast its indifferent light over Beijing, yet the flag outside the Japanese Embassy stood mournfully at half-mast, draped in the weight of unspoken grief. Yoshiko Kijima, the Japanese consul-general in Guangzhou, revealed that...
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Why the Wisconsin Supreme Court race tells us more about the state of American politics than the arrest of Donald Trump
The headlines in early April were dominated by the arrest of former US President Donald Trump, in New York. It is undoubtedly a historic moment in American history, however, a thousand miles away, an equally, if not more significant result was emerging in the Wisconsin Supreme Court race. On April...
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Why ‘Rocky’ stands the test of time
In Rocky, there is a scene that stands out above the rest. It occurs midway through the film, just after Rocky accepts Apollo Creed’s challenge for a heavyweight title showdown. In the scene, Rocky is confronted in his apartment by Mickey Goldmill, the gym owner, who opportunistically proposes to be...
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Valentine’s Day: The best or worst holiday?
I’ll be honest, I’m not sure that I’m qualified to write this article. I don’t know very much about love, and even less about relationships. I’ve only been on a Valentine’s date once, when I was 18 and it didn’t go very well. After a dinner where I showed off...
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My thoughts on Prince Harry
A writer discusses the theatrics of Harry's recent book and their hopes for the future.
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Best club nights out for Warwick University students
It’s fair to say that Warwick is not famed for its nightlife. We’re definitely no Bristol, Leeds or even Durham (hmm, maybe the last one is a bit too far – at least we’re not all Oxbridge rejects…) However, this doesn’t mean that Warwick students don’t know how have a...
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‘I’m Glad My Mom Died’ is THE child actress memoir
One of our writers reviews the standout bestselling memoir, I'm Glad My Mom Died, by former Nickelodeon star Jennette McCurdy.
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A Quarter Life Crisis at Twenty years old
At sweet 16, you’re allowed to drink and drive (though not at the same time), at 17 you’re the dancing queen, and at 18 you’re an adult. But what about turning 20, which has no legal implications, but still feels like a milestone for many young people? Do you wake...
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Student elections: Why do they matter?
A writer explains why student elections matter more than most seem to think
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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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Alcoholic politics leaves a pretty bad taste
A writer reflects upon lessons learnt in Westminster and argues that we need to stop mixing alcohol with politics.
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Why I like Dominic Cummings
A writer explains why Dominic Cummings' hatred of all things Government makes him so brilliant
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