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The Sun Worshippers
Literature Joan de la Kagsawa 12/21/23 Literature Joan de la Kagsawa 12/21/23

The Sun Worshippers

Say Goodbye.

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Climate-Change-ing-My-Wardrobe
Fashion Ella Thomas 12/17/23 Fashion Ella Thomas 12/17/23

Climate-Change-ing-My-Wardrobe

As the seasons falter in their usual rhythm, our closets become a reflection of this chaotic dance between Winter and Summer.

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Dependency
Literature Alexa Hansen Weeks 11/27/23 Literature Alexa Hansen Weeks 11/27/23

Dependency

I am forced to remember it back again. The Sellotape-tear of flesh.

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Haunting in reverse
Literature Charlie Kennedy 11/27/23 Literature Charlie Kennedy 11/27/23

Haunting in reverse

Coming off antidepressants has been comparable to ‘coming off’ Mum, which I have been doing concurrently.

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Fitzroy
Literature Zoe Hercus 11/27/23 Literature Zoe Hercus 11/27/23

Fitzroy

I was caught like a fishhook / in the soft dab of my lower lip.

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A parable in the Hills
Culture Katarina Butler 10/16/23 Culture Katarina Butler 10/16/23

A parable in the Hills

Proverbs 3:9 “Honour the Lord with your wealth, with the first fruits of all your crops.

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Whose coffee culture?
ISSUE 10, Culture, Food, Recess Huw Bradshaw and Lizzy Kwok 9/25/23 ISSUE 10, Culture, Food, Recess Huw Bradshaw and Lizzy Kwok 9/25/23

Whose coffee culture?

There’s an almost irreconcilable discord between the Sydney coffee culture projected by mainstream food publications and the realities of most Sydneysiders.

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Three steps to ennui in Sydney (and three reasons not to follow them)
Literature, Art, ISSUE 10 Nicholas Osiowy 9/25/23 Literature, Art, ISSUE 10 Nicholas Osiowy 9/25/23

Three steps to ennui in Sydney (and three reasons not to follow them)

Today Milan Kundera died; and forty years ago, a different student entered his world of middle-aged fever-dreams.

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I am a ghost watching my own body
Literature, ISSUE 10, Art Joan de la Kagsawa 9/25/23 Literature, ISSUE 10, Art Joan de la Kagsawa 9/25/23

I am a ghost watching my own body

We are player, viewer, voyeur, flaneur, spectator, and character all at once.

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The dark economy of McBucks
Culture, ISSUE 09 Edward Gay 9/13/23 Culture, ISSUE 09 Edward Gay 9/13/23

The dark economy of McBucks

In conclusion, fuck McDonald’s. Never work there. Never encourage your kids to work there either. If I’m ever desperate for cash, would I go back? I wouldn’t bet on it.

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Sandstone Futurism
Culture, ISSUE 09 Felix Ashford 9/13/23 Culture, ISSUE 09 Felix Ashford 9/13/23

Sandstone Futurism

Sandstone Futurism is neither a proposal, nor a hypothetical solution, but rather, an inevitable utilisation of our environment.

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Hard times for Mr Dickens
Culture Ariana Haghighi 9/13/23 Culture Ariana Haghighi 9/13/23

Hard times for Mr Dickens

Eventually, he was lost to the mists of time, and a Charles Dickens Statue diaspora sprawled across Sydney.

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When asked, I describe my hobby as ‘Google Maps user’
Culture Maeve Hopper 6/23/23 Culture Maeve Hopper 6/23/23

When asked, I describe my hobby as ‘Google Maps user’

It’s more than just directions.

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Where is USyd stored?
Campus Marlow Hurst 6/7/23 Campus Marlow Hurst 6/7/23

Where is USyd stored?

Our university has an awful lot of stuff.

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Des aimants qui voyagent dans le temps
Fashion Alicia Alonso 6/7/23 Fashion Alicia Alonso 6/7/23

Des aimants qui voyagent dans le temps

Fashion and makeup becomes a second skin, taken from all desires and interests, shaping the individual.

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Paper straws
Comedy Shania O'Brien 6/7/23 Comedy Shania O'Brien 6/7/23

Paper straws

Want an alternative to those dreadful Dendy straws?

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A new and improved Sydney marathon
Sports, Comedy Lizzy Kwok 5/10/23 Sports, Comedy Lizzy Kwok 5/10/23

A new and improved Sydney marathon

If you’re really committed to Sydney joining the prestigious ranks of the six ‘Majors’, there must be a radical route change. 

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