‘Your dad works for my dad’: testimonies from working-class students at Warwick.
The Boar Features investigates the experiences of working-class students at the University of Warwick
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The Boar Features investigates the experiences of working-class students at the University of Warwick
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World Migratory Birds Day is celebrated on the 8 October to raise awareness of the man-made perils faced by migratory birds. Katie Bevan explains why it is so important to shed light on the increasing hazards faced by these impressive travellers.
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Writer Katie Bevan reviews Luhrmann's biopic of the King of Rock and Roll, starring Austin Butler and Tom Hanks
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As Kim Kardashian launches her private equity firm, Katie Bevan looks into the venture and asks whether this experiment into the world of finance is likely to succeed
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Katie Bevan explores the life and reign of our late sovereign Queen Elizabeth II.
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Katie Bevan explores the mass industrial action in the UK that has been dubbed the summer of discontent.
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Maximalism and minimalism have evidently remained at opposite ends, yet maximalism has returned to fashion and the art world - especially in the age of green consumerism. Katie Bevan discusses whether or not that should ultimately be the case.
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For decades, California has been the destination of dreamers. Katie Bevan looks at the more nightmarish reality of life in the Golden State, as California battles through a humanitarian crisis, in comparison to the luxurious lies pop culture feeds us.
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Editors and writers of The Boar give their summer reading recommendations.
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Katie Bevan questions the motives behind Sajid Javid and Rishi Runak's resignations and argues that their departures were based on self-interest rather than moral principles.
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Katie Bevan reviews Beth Orton's performance at Birmingham's Utilita Arena.
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The civil service is freezing its popular fast-track graduate scheme in 2023 to accommodate for job cuts within the civil service. This move, which is expected to last for at least one year, comes after the government revealed plans to reduce the size of the civil service to 2016...
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On 22 June, Team England announced its 72-strong England Athletics Team for the Commonwealth Games, which is taking place in Birmingham, and is set to kick off in just over a month’s time. The athletics squad will join the rest of Team England’s hopefuls to create a formidable squad of...
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