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    Have you (possibly) breathed in (possible) asbestos?

    HAVE YOU BREATHED IT IN?
    By Ariana Haghighi and Sandra KallarakkalFebruary 28, 2024 Analysis 2 Mins Read
    Photography: Valerie Chidiac
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    Following reports of asbestos in the Victoria Park mulch, the University of Sydney sent an email to all students and staff disclosing that there are some sites on the Camperdown campus with possible asbestos. The majority of the contaminated mulch supply was located in its packaging and has been isolated for removal. The University has identified and fenced off the areas where the mulch is being tested. The presence of undisturbed mulch does not pose significant risk.

    We toured campus to spy the three (possible) asbestos-ridden spots: Science Road, John Woolley Building and Manning Road.

    HAVE YOU BREATHED IT IN?

    Q1: What is your major?

    1. English
    2. Media and Communications
    3. Engineering
    4. Veterinary Science

    Q2: How many days do you come onto campus?

    1. 4 days a week
    2. Twice a week
    3. Mostly in weeks 12 and 13
    4. Lockdown has been lifted?

    Q3: What is your relationship with the term ‘BNOC’?

    1. Have to admit I am one
    2. There are a couple in my classes
    3. Oh, I steer clear of them
    4. Never heard of it… in fact, what is this ‘newspaper’?

    Q4: What’s your ideal campus lunch?

    1. Lining up for the free lunch at Manning Cantina
    2. Oakberry Acai at Manning
    3. Vegan chicken at LoveBuds
    4. Guzman y Gomez at Broadway 

    Q5: Where do you spend your hour-break between classes?

    1. Lawns outside the Education Building
    2. Brennan Maccallum Learning Hub
    3. Courtyard Café
    4. The Abercrombie Business School

    IF YOU ANSWERED:

    Mostly As…

    You have (possibly) breathed in the (possible) asbestos.

    Mostly Bs…

    You may have (possibly) breathed in the (possible) asbestos.

    Mostly Cs…

    It is unlikely that you have (possibly) breathed in the (possible) asbestos.

    Mostly Ds…

    Do you even go here?

    asbestos breathe out breathe in asbestos oxygen even more possible possible

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