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Delving into the souls of our cities: an introduction to psychogeography and the joy of walking. In a world dominated by fast-paced routines and digital distractions, walking has become a lost art, a simple joy often...
US Election 2024 - The Boar
Nov 1, 2024 · US Election 2024. Hog-wild or just plain boar-ing? How and where to watch US election night. As we anticipate today’s historically divisive US presidential election, with Kamala Harris and Donald Trump making their final pitches to...
Politics - The Boar
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Should exams be abolished? - The Boar
Feb 8, 2021 · Should exams be abolished? or young people, exams, like death and taxes, were once certainties of life. That was the case, at least, in a society that couldn’t have imagined a pandemic shutting it down and forcing it to adapt as radically as it has. The alterations coronavirus has forced us to make have allowed us to see what is possible that ...
About - The Boar
Creating conversation on campus since 1973. Founded in 1973, The Boar is the University of Warwick’s award-winning student newspaper and the only student-run print newspaper on campus. The paper is run by students, for students and all editorial board and business team positions are voluntary. With a reach of approximately 33,000 students and ...
Books - The Boar
The return of bookshops – how did they suddenly become cool again? Recent years have seen a significant increase in book sales and the success of bookshops, from small-town independent retailers to...
In Print - The Boar
In Print. With a reach of over 33,000 students and staff across campus, The Boar’s print edition is produced fortnightly by an entirely voluntary student-run editorial board and business team in our office on campus. With over 3,000 copies in circulation, the highest of any student newspaper in the country, you can collect your copy of our latest paper completely free from one of our ...
What’s the Big Issue? A Frank conversation on homelessness
Nov 3, 2023 · A deeply stigmatised issue that is often masked in pre-conceptions, homelessness in the UK has risen by 10% this year, with Shelter England estimating that there are over 271,000 rough-sleepers on the streets. Determined to strip away these preconceptions, I asked candidly about Frank’s vices, and whether he felt people assumed certain ideas ...
News - The Boar
AI cheating at all-time high in Russell Group Universities. Universities have been tasked with increasing academic misconduct reports since the launch of artificial intelligence (AI) chatbots, such as ChatGPT....
Making better choices for sustainable seafood - The Boar
Feb 11, 2024 · B y carbon footprint alone, seafood is a more sustainable protein source than meat.The current pace of capture and different methods used to source fish, however, means that question marks remain about the overall sustainability of eating seafood.
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