Strip away the slogans about personal choice and self-expression, and a quieter reality appears: every impulse already bears the watermark of the culture that produced it. To live in society is to be drafted into a lifelong apprenticeship of imitation.
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In the 2019 federal election, the federal seat of Warringah was fiercely contested between a long-term Liberal favourite and a…
It is Federal Election week, and these students are super excited to share what their party stands for — so much so, that they agreed to put it out into the student world through your favourite form of student media (Honi Soit).
In 2022, the ‘Teal’ independents created a roadmap for how to challenge the major parties where they are most vulnerable,…
A few weeks ago, I wrote to the editors of this masthead warning about the dangers of artificial intelligence (AI)…
For years, I’ve had a solid research routine. My methodology (pardon the academic drivel) has consisted of scouring the online…
The UA definition seeks to limit both the possibilities of discussion around Israel’s future and Jewish identity. As a Jewish student, this is not a discussion I am interested in, and this is not a conception of Judaism I feel at home in.
This new definition is part of a coordinated attack on the Palestine movement from the heads of every university in the country.
If the climate movement is to have a future, it must become dangerous again.
The only way workers can fight for their wages and conditions is to hit the system where it hurts, by withholding their labour and going on strike.
