The most valuable reading experiences are those that burrow into the soul.
Author: Lachlan Griffiths
The Quad is officially being restored. For the past few weeks it has hung under the mysterious shroud of a…
I was lingering amidst the skeins of light that fold and shatter between the buildings on George and Pitt. Standing…
Apart from the occasional modernist novel in a reading list, USyd undergraduates have missed out on a forty-year period of incredible writing. This is a fundamental disservice to those students who want to study the central literary movement of the 20th century.
The one lucky winner becomes expected to dish out pithy little rhyming ditties to celebrate public events. Every time an official gets out of a car they’ll be expected to be there with a notepad, ready to compose a tawdry couplet in adoration.
Exams are unavoidable, but we can at least take a moment to reflect on their place in the Arts course.
Staff are outraged they will no longer will able to teach students in person
In mixing this with Meldhau and Lim’s recent works; he gave the audience a panoply of sound, a romp through both the canon and the cutting edge.
This is the central thrust of Sembene’s film: those who have undertaken the greatest hardship (the troops) are treated like animals, whilst the officials relax, even though they have done nothing but subjugate and exploit
When pressed if he was going to write anything more after Question 7, Flanagan said “not books, no” and that since writing it, he had been overcome by a stillness.
