Every tax has a silver lining
Patrick Edwards defends George Osborne's decision to raise VAT to twenty per cent, arguing that the tax can be progressive
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The Future of Monetary Union
Fears over national debt may have subsided but questions still remain over the future of the single currency
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University offer £200 to take part in survey
Warwick University and the Students’ Union (SU) are encouraging all eligible students to take part in the 2011 National Student Survey by offering a £200 prize. The survey, organised by independent market research company Ipsos-MORI, is open to final-year undergraduates and some part-time undergraduates who are not in their final...
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We are the 2.0 generation
Our immunity to technological change has bred a new type of apathy
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The tyranny of the procrastiny
Willing yourself to get out of bed could be a thing of the past
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Loud
It would seem that most music fans in this day and age believe Rihanna, Queen of the Charts, is unable to put a foot wrong. Her current global reputation is unfathomable, with a total of five number one hits to date and most surprisingly in this recent month having three...
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What Men Want
Is shopping for him driving you mad? Robert Davies gives the girls some tips on how to please your man this holiday
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Letters: High speed rail
Campaigners reply to last week's article supporting the High Speed 2 line running through Kenilworth and Warwick University campus
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Matthew Williamson: Fashion Meets Art
Helen Kourpas reviews Matthew Williamson's latest... exhbition! At Somerset House until January 31st.
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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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