Hear my voice: You are never ever alone
An anonymous writer offers comfort to those who feel they might self-harm
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Poor catering the reason for customer dissatisfaction
Catering is the main cause of delegate dissatisfaction, according to recent research data from Warwick Conferences.
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Faith without God: is atheism a religion?
A writer explores the controversial idea of a religion for atheists.
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Cambridge raises its A-Level entry requirements
Cambridge University has increased its entry requirements for all science-related courses from the current A*AA to A*A*A.
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What really lies ahead for UKIP?
One writer contemplates the prospects for UKIP in 2014 and beyond.
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Why Tom Daley’s Video IS a Big Deal
An anonymous writer tells the boar, in a heartfelt and personal account, why Tom Daley's recent announcement concerning his sexuality is crucial for young members of the LGBTQ+ community.
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Macroeconomic review: where Britain stands
Alex Bunzl discusses the current macroeconomic situation of Britain
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How to be happy? Start enjoying failure
As part of the recent Alumni Day that saw an array of exciting talks and panel discussion, economist Tim Harford visited Warwick to claim the mantle of key-note speaker. For a theme entitled, ‘The Happiness Effect’, the immediate reaction may be surprise. What does so great a sceptic as Harford,...
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Behind the secret veil
US Prism spying scheme revelations provoke a minefield of issues surrounding corruption and deception.
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Rating downgrade a ‘humiliating blow’
**On August 4, 2011, Credit rating agency Standard & Poor’s (S&P) downgraded its credit rating of the United States from AAA to AA+. On January 13, 2012, S&P decreased its credit rating for France from AAA to AA+. Last Friday, Moody’s Investor’s Service decreed that it was the United Kingdom’s...
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A greater threat to National Security
Debt is the single biggest threat to our national security’, proclaimed the then chairman of the Joint Chief of Staff, Michael Mullen in 2011. The US deficit has since risen to $16 trillion. It is expected to rise further. This prediction assumes growth will continue to be minimal and that...
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Recession over… this time for good?
It’s official: Britain is out of recession. After being plagued by 5 per cent inflation, sluggish recovery and at its crescendo – the double-dip recession – the United Kingdom has returned from the wilderness. At one time it seemed the British economy could disappoint no further. Growth rates were lower...
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