In all its flaws, misrepresentations, skewed storylines and unethical practices, Target managed to make a series that lives on.
Author: Ariana Haghighi
The past, present and possibilities of student media is etched by the hands of every editor, contributor, reader, critic and peruser on campus. Lean on your comrades at other campuses and don’t forget there is no jo like stujo.
The rally commemorating one year of genocide will go ahead in Hyde Park on Sunday, while a vigil will occur on Monday.
A Lebanese Australian speaker began by appealing: “My people deserve to live in a land that is not occupied… [one] that we don’t have to rebuild”.
Though it is impossible to predict how discussions will play out, Honi has dug into the members’ political positions, and previously expressed opinions on Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions (BDS) schemes, and thoughts on Zionism.
Don’t let these big headlines fool you. In the white space between titles, standfirsts, and bylines, lies hidden some campus conspiracies that USyd does NOT want you to know about.
A five-way race is unprecedented and would foretell a crowded New Law Building and colourful t-shirt-heavy Taste Baguette line in the months to come. Whether just power-hungry or hankering for tangible change, one of these contenders will control the richest faculty society in 2025.
Hourani began writing in 2020, was working on his first draft during the 2021 Intifada, and wrapped up the book in early October 2023. The timing of publication was not lost on him, and neither was writing in present tense.
What is the point of going to these meetings if the only thing we are allowed to report on is how they praise each other and their boring reports? This was the main question on our lips. But alas, in between all the procedural matters we didn’t have time to contemplate.
Many students have contacted Honi Soit expressing disappointment and anger over the decision, telling this masthead that they depended on the summer courses to complete their degrees in a timely fashion.