Sports suffer as university slashes costs
The university's budget adjustment will have adverse effect on struggling students.
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Bloggers stripped of their privacy
The concept of a free press takes a blow as the High Court rules that a detective who was maintaining a blog has no right to privacy.
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Warwick faces modified Vision 2015, says VC
The Vice Chancellor has declared that he would be willing to call for a rise in the tuition fee cap “under certain circumstances”.
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Final Fling a big success
The event of the year in some eyes, this year's Final Fling was a hit with students.
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Butterworth Hall on track
The £7.9 million redevelopment of Butterworth Hall is on track to open in Term One in time for the planned performances.
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Amnesty International fined by Uni
Amnesty International Society has been fined £700 by the University for damage to University property. Last term Amnesty hosted Protect the Human Week during which an actors troupe was to present a piece for the Asylum Seekers Monologue in the Ramphal building. While they were setting up the stage they...
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How to cope with the Boar hiatus
We know times can be tough as this venerated publication takes a well-earned exam break.
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The dangers of technology
Social networking causes more problems for people as they say a little too much.
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Student wins gold and laptop
A Warwick student won gold at a national Japanese speech contest.
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Students’ Union wins green award
The Students’ Union was awarded Silver Standard in the Sound Environmental Impact Awards on 7 April.
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Warwick sweeps awards at drama festival
Two Warwick performance societies, Warwick University Drama Society (WUDS) and Curious Directive gave impressive performances at this year’s National Student Drama Festival.
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A year in Warwick begins its final countdown
Term three signals the beginning of the end of a disjointed and uncertain year in the Bubble.
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The Hillsborough tragedy: twenty years on
We may not be able to remember the stadium crush that killed ninety-six, but the scars are still raw.
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