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WEBPulling out the roots Features July 31, 2024By Purny Ahmed CW: This article discusses domestic violence. A raised voice and one wrong move — that… Student General Meetings — a forum for USyd students to fight injustice, apartheid and neoliberalism since 1971 Student General Meeting July 31, 2024By Grace …
Am I bi or is it the comphet talking? - Honi Soit
WEBJun 29, 2020 · As defined by Adrienne Rich in 1980, compulsory heterosexuality describes a socially-ingrained institution that reinforces the performance of cisgender and heterosexual norms by oppressing deviation from it. Heterosexuality is “compulsory” by virtue of being the unquestioned, default status quo. On …
Food fault lines: mapping class through food chains - Honi Soit
WEBSep 22, 2017 · The distribution of fast food outlets in cities is often cited as a typical indicator of socioeconomic class. A 2002 study of Melbourne by Reidpath and colleagues collected data on the number of fast food chains per postcode, testing McDonald’s, Pizza Hut, KFC, Red Rooster and Hungry Jack’s. When the …
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WEBQuality student journalism since 1929. Honi Soit is the weekly student newspaper of the University of Sydney, Australia.Published since 1929 by the Student’s Representative Council (SRC) at the University of Sydney and distributed around campus free for all students to read, Honi Soit has a colorful and sometimes controversial history but has a proud reputation of being the most vibrant and ...
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WEBSep 3, 2024 · Sheikh Hasina’s regime: Bangladeshi student protests in context. ACAR Honi 2024 September 4, 2024 By Mehnaaz Hossain. Hasina’s regime is particularly important to contextualise and understand the impact of the shockingly powerful nationwide student movement which forced her to resign.
Pencils and punchlines with The New Yorker cartoonist, Drew …
WEBFeb 28, 2024 · Since February 21, 1925, The New Yorker has developed a strong tradition of peppering 18 to 24 cartoons throughout its paper.The comics may be diverse in style and voice, but have come to fuse as one to define The New Yorker’s style.From this convention, a cloister of cartoon acolytes has sprung, many of whom fiercely enter the magazine’s Cartoon Caption Contest each week.
Carabiners on campus: Contextualising queer flagging at USyd
WEBOct 5, 2022 · Carabiners on campus: Contextualising queer flagging at USyd. I took to the streets (Eastern Avenue), on a mission to locate the campus carabiner queers, interview them, and maybe, just maybe, strengthen queer solidarity on campus. The carabiner. An iconic accessory for lesbians and queers all around. An enduring symbol of queer aesthetic.
Mimicry and Memory: Aboriginal and Māori Seafarers during the …
WEBJan 24, 2020 · For a number of Aboriginal and Māori men who worked as guides, pilots, sailors, sealers and whalers in a Tasman world, the Age of Sail – from the 1790s to 1870s in the Antipodes – represented a unique, historical era of boundary-crossing, transgression and cultural entanglement. Their stories appear in academic journals and the odd book ...
Three candidates vie for SRC Presidency in 2024 election
WEBBy Angus McGregor August 17, 2024 News 2 Mins Read. Three candidates, Rand Khatib (Grassroots), Angus Fisher (NLS), and Thomas Thorpe (Liberal) will run in the SRC Presidential election this year in an unexpected three-way race. Khatib is currently serving as one of the SRC’s Womens Officer’s and has played a central role in pro-Palestinian ...
WEBovers Afros Really ExistAdam Ursino is nursing a sore scalpA local university student’s understanding of the popular “afro” hairstyle has been shattered by revelations. hat the hair of fellow student, Aaron Johnson, is not a wig.Clara Watson, 22, confirmed the legitimacy of 21-year-old Johnson’s afro afte.