Gove Puts the “English” Back in the GCSE Syllabus
Two Books writers discuss the potential damage caused by Michael Gove’s changes to the English curriculum.
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Charley Kai John
CARTOON: The New Suffragettes
Men’s Rights Activists are becoming more and more prolific globally. The University of Warwick Men’s Rights Facebook group has encouraged campus-wide debate too. Read Sophie Blyth-Bristow’s response online.
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CARTOON: The Intern – I’m a journalist now
Channel 4's 'The Intern' shows how easy it is to become a journalist with the help of Hilary Devey
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Kim Jong-Un at ‘eart
Charley-kai John explores new documents reveal the North Korean leader penchant for K-Pop sensation PSY and slides
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Playing Doll: A Doll’s House at The Young Vic
The Young Vic makes Ibsen’s ‘A Doll’s House’ its own, a play still as poignant as ever in the 21st century, which promises to leave you speechless. Charley Kai John reviews.
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CARTOON: Asbestos Spiderman!
With a giant asbestos covered spider on the loose in Cardiff, Charley-kai John imagines if such a creature may possess superpowers
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Hurray for Red Nose Day
Comic Relief's biennial charity extravaganza is upon us, and Warwick's campus is no exception
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Pravda – the truth is in the name
Charley Kai John sees the play 'Pravda' which is a telling tale about the world of journalism relevant to the society which we live in.
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Student Soapbox: Fear and loathing in Las Warwick
Charley-kai John looks at how the fictional Lionel Tift, vice-chancellor of the equally Warwickshire Uni, spends his days
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Freshfest 2013: The Highlights
Charley Kai John brings us his highlights of Freshfest 2013 including Sketches and Strangers.
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Rebel without a cause: Shark wrestling
Charley-kai John explores the possibility of a future of shark wrestling following a Welsh man's Austrailian beach wrestle with the fish
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Student Soapbox: Are we being taken for a ride?
**You stumble out of one of Leamington’s fine establishments in the early hours of the morning, avoiding the congealing sick that clings half to the pavement and half to the walls, completely unaware that you are about to be ambushed and this time not by the man standing in the...
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Look beneath the rapper?
Rap music's changing attitudes to homosexuality is a sign of a changing genre
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