A Conversation with Richard Arthur
Nicole Davies chats to travel writer Richard Arthur about his book 'I of the Sun'
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A defence of atheism: A rebuttal
Nicole Davis offers a rebuttal to Harrison Coldray's article in religion and examines the implications for atheism behind the work of Alain De Botton.
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Audio killed the paperback star?
Two writers go head-to-head in their defense of reading vs. audio books
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Pint of Purple: Nicole Davis
Deputy Editor Nicole Davis takes on our bookish questions in this week’s column
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Downton controversy a step too far?
Nicole Davis queries why viewers were so appalled by the recent controversy in Downton
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Instrumental Benefits
Should learning to play an instrument should be made compulsory for children in the UK? Nicole Davis ponders the pros and cons of music lessons
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Good Times, Bad Times
In honour of the Boar's 40th Anniversary celebrations, six writers cast an eye across the past, present and future decades of sound, chronicling a lifetime in innovative releases, huge singles, and signature events
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Editors’ Letters: “Watch your slanguage!”
Deputy Editor, Nicole Davis, laments a culture where words like 'sick' have been appropriated away from their original meaning.
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The Bones of What You Believe
Nicole Davis is a believer in the gospel of Chvrches. And with their glorious debut album boasting glossy synth-pop tendencies married to euphoric choruses, who are we to argue
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Straight from the hack’s mouth
Nicole Davis and Michael Perry dish out some tips from journalists at this year’s NUS Student Media Summit
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Exclusive: NUS survey says careers advice is failing students
Over 50 percent of students were reported as being unaware of the apprenticeships opportunities available to them
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Soundtrack to Warwick
Five writers look back on the songs and sounds that have shaped their university experiences
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Editors’ Letters: “Comedy doesn’t have a gender”
Deputy Editor Nicole Davis takes a look at the rise of female comedy and some of the derisive reactions towards it as a medium.
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