How I became my first love
Tasha Hardaker explores her personal journey of overcoming adversity and learning to love herself, without relying on others.
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And Cut! Let’s talk about consent
VP of Warwick's It Happens Here society Tasha Hardaker explains which films portray the subject of consent poorly.
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The new GCSE modifications undervalue English Literature
In light of the coronavirus pandemic, Ofqual, the exams authority, has announced that GCSE students will be able to drop subject areas in English literature and history exams next year. As an English and French student at university, you can understand why this might concern and upset me, without any...
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Anti-obesity measures: should we commend or condemn?
Two of our writers comment on the implications of the government’s new plans to tackle obesity. ‘A good start’ Following his first-hand experience of coronavirus, Boris Johnson has turned his attention to another crisis: obesity. With the threat of a second wave still looming, the general poor fitness of the...
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‘365 Days’ sets back women’s rights by centuries
Tasha Hardaker reviews controversial new Netflix film '365 Days' and explains why in the age of #MeToo, it is only a step backwards for women's rights.
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The Madeleine McCann case confirms the cultural role of the media
Our parents knew where they were when they found out Princess Diana died. They can remember the day the Twin Towers fell. We will always remember the enigma of Madeleine McCann. The Algarve was once described as ‘Europe’s best kept secret’. It is therefore ironic that, in 2007, the Algarve became...
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Rape culture is real: wake up Warwick!
Natasha Hardaker comments on the rape culture that persists at Warwick, calling for students to be more vocal in the fight against it.
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