Last Night I Watched ‘Before I Go to Sleep’
Writer Noah Keate discusses what makes psychological thrillers such a captivating genre, and praises the performances of Nicole Kidman and Colin Firth in Rowan Joffé's film
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Why I will miss being a steward at Warwick Arts Centre
In this most recent print article, Noah Keate recalls his time working at the Warwick Arts Centre. This article explains the benefits for those of you who are also considering working at the Arts Centre next year!
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The Boar’s Summer Reading List
Editors and writers of The Boar give their summer reading recommendations.
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Why Airbnbs are right up my alley
Noah Keate makes the case for staying at Airbnbs, drawing on his own travel experiences.
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The right to strike protects us all
Noah Keate argues that while strikes may be annoying, we should embrace them as necessary.
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Fear, Fatigue and Fixation: The Obsession with Health TV Programmes
Noah comments on the fascination with health programmes, the blur between reality and screen when Covid-19 hit and the public admiration for NHS workers
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The Perfect Episode: Inside No.9’s ‘Once Removed’
Noah shares their 'perfect episode digging deep into one of Inside No.9's greatest releases.
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Increasing student loan interest rates make university inaccessible
Noah Keate discusses the dangers of raising the student loan rate.
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Leamington Spa cookbook created for managing cost-of-living crisis
A Leamington based community recipe book has been created to help manage the cost-of-living crisis.
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Classic FM at 30 — making classical music accessible to all
Noah Keate celebrates the brilliance of Classic FM on its 30th anniversary.
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In Praise of Martin Lewis
Noah Keate reflects on the continued efforts of Martin Lewis, the Money Saving Expert, who has been a vital source of advice for the public and pressure on the government during the Covid-19 pandemic and ongoing cost-of-living crisis
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How finishing my GCSEs taught me what true independence was
I write this article having just completed my final exam of university. It feels very strange to have no more assignments and be academically free, not only for the summer, but for whatever my education and employment path holds. It is a daunting feeling knowing that both three years of...
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How will the Commonwealth Games affect the West Midlands?
The Commonwealth Games are arriving next month in the very centre of the UK. Taking place in Birmingham and across the West Midlands for 11 days, 286 sessions of live sport will dominate national and international attention. Despite Birmingham successfully winning the bid to host the games back in 2017,...
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