Studying saps the pleasure from reading
Battle lines are drawn as Caroline Lallis and Jonathan Pitman go head to head to debate the 'English Effect'
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Some publishers are just being Honest
Independent publishing house Honest Publishing have a unique and inspiring vision, writes Aaron Butterfield
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Hadn’t he already Berlus-gone-i?
The Boar’s Italian correspondent reports on the maligned PM’s return
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Red in the face over the student red top?
Tom Davies asks why Warwick’s new tabloid has caused such controversy before it's launch.
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India needs to protect women
### Joanne Harrower **India is currently being forced to face its own fractured society, as thousands protest against widespread mistreatment of women. One component is the sorry state of Indian policing and their inability to protect half the population. Men and women alike are waking up to the fact that...
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Life of Pi
Hari Alexander Sethi takes in Ang Lee's immersive spectacle and looks to see whether the talented director has done Yann Martel's beloved novel justice.
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Keep Calm and Carry On Reading
If it was the end of the world as you knew it, would you feel fine? Lillian Hingley looks at three dystopic novels in light of our having survived the apocalypse.
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Education Blog: Step aside Mick Jagger
Dan Mountain explains why people should strive to be teachers as much as rock stars
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Warwick and Queen Mary award academics £230,000 for new collaborative studies
£230,000 has been distributed between thirteen separate collaborative projects
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2012: A Boar News round-up
A round up of all the biggest or most widespread Warwick stories of 2012
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Opinion Matrix: What has 2012 meant for Europe?
The Boar's Foreign Correspondents explain what their host Erasmus country has experienced in the past year
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Literature students talk trash – is it acceptable to read trash novels in public?
Two writers go head to head to debate the merits of trash fiction
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Naked calendar in national backlash
Warwick's women rowers' naked calendar is described as pandering to the objectification of women
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