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Oct 31, 2023 — Pulling 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 Street Globalise the Intifada! One Palestinian
What is Honi? - Honi Soit
Feb 14, 2024 — What is Honi Soit?. Founded in 1929 by a group of students wanting to push back against the Australian media’s critical portrayal of Sydney University students, Honi Soit has been a radical left-wing voice on campus ever since. From our fierce opposition to the Vietnam war, which got an editor barred from the United States and almost caused the …
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Nov 4, 2024 — USyd Liberals rip up Red Zone Report detailing rape and sexual violence at the University. News October 31, 2024 By Honi Soit. During the University of Sydney SRC’s RepsElect last night, elected Liberal councillors ripped up copies of the 2018 Red Zone Report detailing the sexual harassment and assault epidemic in Australia’s residential ...
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Quality 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 …
USyd stops using assessment platform Cadmus - Honi Soit
Apr 8, 2024 — The USyd Business School has stopped using the data intensive assessment program Cadmus after a decision made by the eTools committee in Semester 2 last year. Cadmus is an assessment platform that allows universities to monitor students whilst they complete their assignments, alongside a variety of other data points including the time spent on ...
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Sep 25, 2024 — Starving the future: International student caps and the increasing black hole faced by universities. Analysis July 31, 2024 By Edward Ellis and Angus McGregor. The government’s plan puts universities in a dangerous bind. On the one hand, Liberal and Labor governments have slashed direct funding to the tertiary sector, which forced ...
Review: Think Floyd - Honi Soit
May 16, 2021 — Review: Think Floyd. A confident and charming debut from a USyd alumnus. Floyd Alexander-Hunt is an overthinker — that much she admits at the start of her debut solo show, Think Floyd. It comes as no surprise, then, that Alexander-Hunt has put a lot of thought into her sold-out run at the Factory Theatre, as part of the Sydney Comedy Festival.
The curse of knowledge: Why are academic papers so ...
Apr 25, 2022 — This phenomenon is known as “the curse of knowledge,” and goes a long way in explaining why academics have so much trouble communicating their research. Writing is difficult: our minds have evolved to speak, not to write. Few people can actually write clearly, succinctly and engagingly. Add the fact that academics can’t understand what it ...
Features - Honi Soit
Oct 9, 2024 — Features May 22, 2024 By Simone Maddison, Valerie Chidiac and Ariana Haghighi. The media is quick to bury their demands, management at the University of Sydney wants control of the narrative again, and students just want to graduate without blood on their hands. But we cannot forget what this is all for: an end to the genocide in Gaza, and a ...
Food fault lines: mapping class through food chains - Honi Soit
Sep 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 results came in and the highest income ...