The Hitchhiker’s Guide to Warwick Jailbreak
Emily Wight recounts on her hitchhiking adventure that took her through to France and back to Cambridge
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Turkish human rights record in the spotlight
American journalist Maureen Freely attracts a crowd as she discusses human rights in Turkey
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Rail link tests Tories’ greenness
The Conservatives laud their eco-credentials, but analysing the details of their rail and air plans belied a great hypocricy
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Undiscovered Paris
After spending a year in Paris, Emily Wight reveals the gems she found
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Amnesty’s “Protect the Human Week” returns to campus
Warwick Amnesty is hosting a week-long event to promote the human rights of people from all over the world. With focus on a different human rights campaign each day, “Protect the Human Week” will take place in Week 5 (8th-13th February) and will offer a variety of events around campus....
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Love’s Labours Lost
As the sixth and final series of _Lost_ fast approaches, Emily Wight gives us a reminder of the extremely convoluted plot so far. Beware: contains spoilers!
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No resolution revolution: take your pick from the bog-standard pledges
A window of opportunity opens before us: we are on the cusp of yet another new era. Only at the end of December do we decide to become better people, something that is reflected in a number of ways, from giving up smoking to losing weight to passing an exam....
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Regina Spektor
Regina Spektor, who has been described as ‘kooky’ and ‘alternative’ but whom I can sum up most effectively as effortlessly charming, made her first appearance into my life in 2007 with the simple yet beautiful ‘Samson’. A piano ballad teeming with religious imagery and gut-wrenching chords, it is altogether a...
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