Pre-article mythbusters… It’s ok to pass someone else’s work for your own as long as this doesn’t exceed 10% of your assignment. It makes you sound clever if you pass an academic’s work off as your own. My tutor wants to know how many authoritative sources I’ve read, not what I think of them…..by Tracy Dix […]
Student X: The top 5 activities your fellow students are doing to get ahead
Today I want to talk about a distinctly ‘Warwick’ phenomenon, something that I really struggled to get over in first year and still have to deal with even today. It’s something that can be easily illustrated by looking at a Facebook conversation I would typically have with ‘Student X’ on Sunday nights in first year:… …. by […]
3 ways to free yourself of Library fines forever
Library fines can feel like an irksome tax on the forgetful and the hung-over, but with these tips you can escape their clutches forever…by Tom Bray Even though I have grown up in a society which involves fines for all sorts of ill behaviour (including, incidentally, the compulsive hording of borrowed books), I still find […]
I need quiet! 2 simple ways to get quiet in the Library
Picture the scene. Your deadline’s coming faster than ever. You’re buried between piles of books and bottles of water. You’re stressed. You need to concentrate. Quiet is all you need. And a few feet away somebody’s whispering to their friend. Or you have somebody chowing down on a packet of Walker’s crisps. Concentration? Quiet? They […]
How to cope with your new group mates
Your tutor, in their infinite wisdom, has given you a group assignment – now you’re destined to spend the next two weeks locked in a room with a bunch of people you may be totally incompatible with. The path is tough and the battle long, but with some carefully applied wisdom you might just make […]
Is it all on Google? 5 top search tips
Time is ticking by and your essay deadline is looming. Your tutor, Professor Moriarty, has set you a truly obscure essay question and you have no idea where to start. Clearly this is all part of some evil conspiracy to stop you from getting the great grades you deserve. How can you quickly find the […]
5 surprising services to make your long-distance Library relationship thrive
On those occasions when you’re not at Warwick, take advantage of what the Library has to offer and watch your long distance relationship blossom (no sexting or late night selfies required)…by Francesca Green Maintaining a long distance relationship can be difficult and studying at a distance is no different. You have to contend with the […]
5 Amazing Facts on How to Rewrite an Article
Importance Of Soft Skills For Your Organization
Soft skills are important and useful in our personal as well as professional lives. It helps us in developing strong leadership, delegation, teamwork, and communication abilities. It helps you to run the projects more smoothly and delivers satisfying and appreciated results. In fact, improving soft skills in your professional life can even positively influence your […]
How many pages is a paper?
How many pages is a paper? Pages by Word CountWord CountPages (single spaced)Pages (double spaced)250 Words Page1 Page300 Words Page1 Pages400 Words Page1 Pages500 Words1 Page2 Pages16 What is minimum example? Minimum means the lowest amount or allowable amount of something. An example of a minimum is 40 miles per hour as the lowest speed […]