Climbing Out
With final year coming to an end, Keith Mulopo reflects on the time past and contemplates what the future holds.
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When alternative rock’s potential was realised: OK Computer at 25
Keith Mulopo revisits Radiohead's electric album OK Computer on its 25th anniversary.
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Overrated: the limits of 5-star rating systems
Keith gives his insight into the TV standard that is star ratings. A review staple that perhaps needs to be reviewed itself......
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Turning the world upside down: the genius of CS Lewis’ Screwtape Letters
Keith Mulopo recounts the impact of reading The Screwtape Letters. Examining how the prominent themes still hold such relevance to modern society and his own personal life.
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The Kinks’ ‘Waterloo Sunset’ retrospective: the most beautiful ballad in pop history?
Keith Mulopo revisits The Kinks' monumental ballad 'Waterloo Sunset' 55 years after its original release.
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Warwick Rugby rucks to victory
When arriving at the pitch 45 minutes before kick off, it was clear which team had the point to prove. The Coventry side were loud and ferocious with their pre-match warmup, while Warwick were more lax: the back line passing the ball between themselves, with the forwards stretching their ligaments....
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A celebration of my youth: top five FIFA soundtracks
Keith Mulopo rates his favourite tracks from FIFA games past.
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Why do artists produce their best work earlier in their careers?
Keith Mulopo considers why the pinnacle of so many artists' work comes earlier in their career rather than later.
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Roy Keane: the most must-see pundit in English football currently
English football punditry is weak currently. Across the four big channels of football coverage (Sky Sports, BBC, BT Sport, ITV), the quality of analysis is desperately ordinary. Honestly, I mute the TV during halftime breaks, knowing I get much more substantive insights from football YouTubers like Hughwizzy or Stephen Howson....
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At Jephson, 17/01/22
In Keith Mulopo's latest poem, he describes the feeling of Jephson Gardens and the place it holds in every Warwick students heart.
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Is porn driving men and women apart?
Keith Mulopo explores the potential dangers of overconsuming pornography.
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Turning on the Bright Lights
Keith Mulopo takes a festive spin on finding joy in the little things in this latest poem.
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