Stopping shopping? Why we should continue to buy online
Among calls for consumers to consider how their purchases will affect key workers, Noah Keate argues that we must consider the economic impact of not shopping.
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How is coronavirus reshaping education?
There are multiple ways of measuring the impact of coronavirus. Whether it’s businesses losing an overwhelming amount of trade, individuals cancelling their holidays or streets being empty of traffic, the pandemic has globally altered every aspect of life. Before the lockdown came into place, a key way to measure how...
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Last Night I Watched: ‘Kes’
Noah Keate gives insight on the themes and structure of the film 'Kes' and what it says about our relationship with nature.
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Reviews inevitably determine which books we buy and read
What makes you pick up a book? Noah Keate suggests how reviews, particularly from well-known people, influence him much more than the cover
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Online apps can never match face-to-face interaction
Noah Keate argues that online apps such as Houseparty are not sustainable substitutes for face-to-face interaction in the long term.
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‘Climate Refugees’: the forgotten victims of climate change
One of the defining events of the last decade has been the refugee crisis. Throughout the 2010s, millions of refugees fled wars in Syria, Afghanistan and Iraq for Europe, however dangerous the journey. Their aim? To reach a safe country, protect their families and try to rebuild their lives. For...
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Controversial ideas in literature should be debated, not censored
Noah Keate sheds a light on censored works, regarding age, politics, religion and argues there should not be restrictions on what we can read
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Popular, portable and poignant: the beauty of podcasts
As a cultural medium that is portable, practical and growing in popularity in recent years, Noah Keate considers the benefits of podcasts.
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Going on holiday is the perfect opportunity to celebrate culture
Whether it’s simply returning home to see family, using the holiday as a chance to earn extra money or travel overseas, there is ample time available to enjoy what the world has to offer. But how should the world be enjoyed? It is not an easy question to answer given the multitude of countries and tourist attractions available for all to see. This means I often define my travel not by where I want to go, but what I want to do.
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‘This Country’ is a humourous and profound exploration of rural life
Noah Keate reviews the BBC's 'This Country', reflecting on its truly bizarre characters and humour, but also its implicit serious messages.
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How can Warwick students still enjoy the arts in isolation?
Noah Keate explores how the arts can still be enjoyed through mediums compatible with the current lockdown.
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How should the UK government function?
It is a topic often restricted to the political pages of the broadsheets. While all publications and news headlines focus on key policies enacted by a government – health, education, defence – the inner workings of Westminster are far more exclusive. At one time, only devoted politicos would have an...
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Camping holidays allow us to truly embrace nature
Noah Keate writes about the beauty of caravan and camping holidays, drawing from his own experiences, arguing that they should not be disregarded in our constantly evolving, globalised world
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