Finding friendship, love and kindness on the Warwick campus
Lucy Martin and Isabella McRae share a few uplifting anecdotes about finding friendship, love and kindness on the Warwick campus.
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A simple guide to taking care of your health at university
Unfortunately, freshers’ flu is not a myth. Lucy Martin shares some of the best ways to prepare for being as healthy as possible at university.
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Surviving your first year at Warwick
Are you worried about your first year at Warwick? Lucy Martin, an (almost) second-year student, shares her experience as a fresher.
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Learning to enjoy being alone
Most of us feel happier doing things in groups and worry about what other people think if we’re spotted doing something on our own. But there are lots of proven benefits to doing things alone. Lucy Martin shares a few tips.
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A disappointing results day, an incredible university experience
How do you cope when you miss out on your first choice of university? When your results aren't what you were expecting, or hoping for, it can be painful. Lucy Martin shares her results day experience, reassuring us that it all works out in the end.
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Everything you need to know for the perfect Spanish holiday in Seville
After an intense third term filled with exams and coursework, my flatmates and I decided to book a city break to the Spanish city of Seville. We were inspired by images of its beauty on Instagram and wanted a bit of sun, culture and good food.
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Swinging back to the 1960s: Mary Quant and the revival of the miniskirt
Lucy Martin and Sophie Laughton celebrate an icon in 1960s fashion - Mary Quant, who is known for making the miniskirt the fashion staple it is today. But why has there been a revival in the popularity of the miniskirt in recent years?
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Let’s break the stigma of body hair
The razor company Billie has released the first ever razor advert to show female body hair. Lucy Martin shares why we should talk about body hair.
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The cultural significance of the kimono
Kim Kardashian West has been accused of cultural appropriation due to the name of her new shapewear brand, 'Kimono Intimiates'. In light of this, Lucy Martin writes about the cultural significance of the kimono.
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Is elitism in the Armed Forces a real issue for state school students?
With statistics revealing the majority of officers in the army were privately educated, Lucy Martin questions whether this is a problem.
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Ben Macintyre on ‘The Spy and the Traitor’ at the Warwick Arts Centre
Lucy Martin shares the highlights from the Warwick Arts Centre event with Ben Macintyre, who discussed his new book The Spy and the Traitor
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Tattoos, taboos and identity
Lucy Martin reflects on the role tattoos play in our society, considering the significance of an exhibition in Victoria, Australia entitled, 'Our Bodies, Our Voices, Our Marks.'
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Russell Group universities replace subjects list “narrowing” the curriculum
Russell Group universities will no longer provide a list of “facilitating subjects” following criticism that it narrows the curriculum.
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