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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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Posted Oct. 30, 2012

A pawn on a floating chessboard

The government is cutting too far too fast, declares Ed Balls. He is not alone in his view. Polls in August assigned Labour a double-digit lead over the Conservatives. Austerity was never going to be popular. If the slump persists, the double-dip recession may be the turning point at which...
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Posted Oct. 17, 2012

Lovely Rita, meter maid

To get an insight into the life of the production and the dark back story of Freshblood’s latest production, Lovely Rita, a Boar Writer talks to directors Maria Hildebrand and Juliet Clark about co-directing, translation and adapting film into theatre
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Posted May. 3, 2012

Warwick Apprentice winners awarded £1000

Mia Armstrong, Arajld Gordani and Xiang Lijie (Jenny) were announced as the winners of the Warwick Apprentice at the final, held on Monday 14 February. As pointed out in the final ceremony, ”Their consistency throughout the competition, their passion about their product, as well as the way they engaged with...
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Posted Feb. 27, 2011

Warwick student accepted to Clinton Scheme

Second-year postgraduate Law student Margaret O’Leary has been invited to participate at the Clinton Global Initiative this year. The conference, hosted by former President of the USA, William Clinton, will take place in early April, at the University of California, San Diego, and is open to graduate or undergraduate students...
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Posted Feb. 16, 2011