Universities exist as much in ones-and-zeroes as they do in stained-glass and sandstone.
Author: Lachlan Griffiths
As much as people might write off “joke” candidates as immature children emerging from a proverbial clown car, I think they can actually do a lot of good.
Twenty cents was enough money in the ‘60s for students to brandish pitchforks.
Despite the overtures of various academics, and an Honi Soit editorial that declared “great poetry is always heretical,” Max Harris and his by now very Angry Penguins were held to have “depraved and corrupted public morality.”