Lambert backs out of Think Tank talk
Warwick’s Chancellor Richart Lambert has pulled out of a debate on business in higher education after occupation
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The Promise
Back in 1975, Bruce Springsteen, the man described by critic (and later manager) Jon Landau as “rock and roll’s future”, was almost down and out. His debut album, _Greetings from Ashbury Park, N.J._, had become a critical success but a commercial flop, selling only 25,000 copies in its first year....
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Warwick must keep fighting
Despite taking positive action, fees campaigners need to convince doubtful students that protest is worthwhile
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Snow time for tears
If Christmas is seeming a little expensive this year, you are not alone
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Arturo Ui and Cauliflower Power
Dani Mansfield looks ahead to the upcoming student play, Brecht’s The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui, where even the veggies are deadly
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The Author
Thomas Billinghurst unravels the controversy of Tim Crouch’s uncanny creation
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The Red Shoes
Rebecca Hussein analyses the latest work of celebrated theatre company Kneehigh
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Kick that window
Violent protests notwithstanding, we need to carry on making our point to the decision-makers in London
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The price of a promise
After revelations that the Lib Dems planned to ignore pledges, we can’t just accept it as how politics works
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Wet ‘n Wild in the Yukon
James Warner Smith provides a practical travel guide to the wildest part of Northern Canada, complete with grizzly bears
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Pamper the rich, squeeze the poor
The comprehensive spending review tells which class holds the political power
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Student politics needs a rethink
If you leave political change to politicians it won't happen, so grab your megaphones and your teapots
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Rolling Out the Red Carpet
Reverend Soundsystem talk The Boar through their headline performance at the Freshers Welcome Party
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