Honi Soit will continue to follow Noise’s aims “to question and scrutinise Arc’s initiatives so that transparency and accountability may be demanded of the Arc Board and its corporate executives”.
Author: Simone Maddison
Consequently, the pill has provided me with a sense of agency and independence which would simply not exist if I continued to struggle with debilitatingly heavy periods and painful cystic acne each month. So why now, at 21, do I feel that being taken away from me?
For these three and a half hours, Honi Soit watched on with shock, horror and some admiration for the 37 councillors gathered in New Law Lecture Theatre 026.
There is only one thing left to do — apply for every piece of funding that you can. At least then we will know where it has gone.
When asked for comment, a spokesperson from the University informed Honi Soit that “the safety of our community is our first priority. The University’s current travel advice is ‘do not travel’ to Israel so this unit isn’t available.”
“The University of Sydney’s Queer Action Collective (QuAC) held an emergency briefing at 9 am on February 29 to condemn the support of a motion banning drag storytime in the Cumberland City Council the night before.”
Invoices dated January 25, 2024, show that while a Bachelor of Arts student was charged $2,040.00 on HECS to complete FASS3333, their Bachelor of Science counterpart was only charged $1,118.00. Both students were in the same class and worked together in the same group.
“In a post-Voice and climate-changing ‘Australia’ built upon the injustices of settler colonialism, white supremacy and capitalism, our generation must now reckon with everything our ‘National Museums’ stand for.”
Limited by archival lacuna, we can only dip our toes into the pernicious sea of sexism that has shaped Honi’s coverage of women’s issues and female participation in the paper over the years. Enter the women of 2024’s Honi.
Filmed across three decades, The World Is Family encapsulates Patwardhan’s quintessential style: spontaneous, organic and unwaveringly analytical. Narrating the early lives and last days of his parents, Pathwardhan presents a refreshingly intimate insight into the feelings of struggle, nostalgia and hope which have coloured key moments in India’s history of independence, Partition and protest.
