Author stripped of book award following support of anti-Israel group
Liam Gould looks at the recent decision to strip author Kamila Shamsie of a book award following her support of an anti-Israel group
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The growth of Monzo in the United States could be a challenge
While Monzo has expanded in the UK, the challenger bank faces new challenges in the United States which relies on cash.
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Editor’s Letter: Brave New Warwick Revisited
As a new year commences at Warwick, Comment Editor Liam Gould shares his insight into the new year and, like his predecessor, offers some predictions on what's to come.
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Can Disney World be a good trip away for adults?
Liam Gould shares his experience of Disney World as an adult, and compares it to his memories of visiting as a child.
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Why Nathan For You is one of the finest comedy series ever made
Liam Gould reviews the American docu-reality series 'Nathan For You', praising its comedic focus as well as what it reveals about human nature.
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Has the Edinburgh Fringe Festival become too commercialised?
Liam Gould questions whether the move towards commercialisation at the Edinburgh Fringe festival will help or hinder small shows.
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Will Disney’s live-action remakes ever stop?
Liam Gould questions the intent behind Disney's commitment to remaking their beloved classics and their reluctance to embrace creativity.
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The Netflix price increase is only the start of a streaming revolution
As streaming platform, Netflix increases their price for a second time in the last two years, Liam Gould discusses what it means for the future of the early 'streaming revolution'.
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Heung-min Son seals victory for Tottenham against Man City
As the lights dimmed on the second game of Tottenham Hotspur’s new 62,062 stadium, I took my seat filled with both unrivalled excitement and anxiety for the daunting task of facing Manchester City in the quarter-final of the Champions League. As the players entered the pitch, I reminisced back to...
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Reflecting on our time with The Boar (II)
In our second and final edition, some of our outgoing Editors (and Social Secretary!) share their experiences of working with The Boar and ultimately, what the paper has meant to them. With this being our final edition of these testimonials, I think it’s long overdue to give both a huge congratulations and...
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Reflecting on our time with The Boar
In our first edition, four of our outgoing Editors share their experiences of working with The Boar and ultimately, what the paper has meant to them. Tanya Khan (Travel Editor) When I spontaneously applied for the role of Travel Editor, I had one goal in mind – to make the travel...
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University fines are becoming unfair and exploitative
Debt. It’s a prospect that faces almost every student that attends university. It has been reported that graduates are, on average, faced with up to £50,000 worth of debt as they embark on their careers. Yet, amidst the struggles that face university students, we are continually faced with extortionate fines...
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Kanye West has a point: social media is becoming an unhealthy obsession
For someone who averages six tweets every hour, seven days a week, with over 28 million Twitter followers, it’s shocking to see that same person speak out against the platform that contributes so much to their popularity. Let alone for that person to be American rapper Kanye West. But, that...
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