Ideal music collaborations
Jack Thomspon discusses his ideal music collaborations.
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Jack Thomspon discusses his ideal music collaborations.
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Halloween has strayed from its Christian and Pagan roots, becoming yet another baseless day of unrestrained consumerism. Gone are the days of eschatology and making peace with unearthly spirits: Spiderman costumes and off-brand confectionery are here to stay. Of course, like any other holiday, it causes an increase in spending...
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September 16 saw the release of the much-anticipated Booker Prize Shortlist, live from Somerset House, London. Making history for including the first Dutch author to be shortlisted, and including the most female authors in 55 years, this year’s Booker list shocked and united many. Many bookie favourites for the award,...
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Autumn is a time for generous helpings of gravy, mashed potatoes, and chunky soups. It’s the season to wrap up warm and keep cosy, making yourself comfort foods that are warm and filling – perfect for a cold and rainy English autumn. Here is a list of meals that are...
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The flame of the Paris Olympics has long ceased to burn and yet, its memorable individual stories won’t die down for years to come. After a closing ceremony which saw Hollywood megastar Tom Cruise glide down into the Stade de France to whisk the Olympic flag over to Los Angeles...
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With the year winding down, revision coming to a close and exams quickly becoming a distant memory, I was in need of a celebration. With swathes of fancily dressed students parading down Leamington’s High Street, the idea of one of Warwick’s chaotic circles was hard to resist. But if a...
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Tom Lowe discusses Apple Music's recent Top 100 list and what albums deserve their placement, what albums are placed too high, and what albums are too low.
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All I ever talk about is books, books and more books…you’re probably sick and tired of me by now. So, I thought I’d be a bit different and let my friends take the stage to tell you a bit about some of their favourite books. We’ve been part of our...
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A Warwick student has won election to Coventry City Council, following local elections across the country which saw significant losses for the Conservative Party. Grace Lewis, 20, a third-year student in Politics and International Studies, won a council seat for Westwood ward, defeating Conservative incumbent Asha Masih in the process....
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Going to the theatre alone has always been on my bucket list; I’m not really sure why, but there’s something about immersing myself fully in the production and indulging in something I love that has always made me want to do it. However, choosing The Woman in Black as my...
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