Peripathetic leaps into the future, but not without holding our hand as we navigate the quick-changing present. God knows we need it.
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We all have something to learn from him. Passions can transcend age. We should value hobbies more; they anchor us to communities.
. Our challenge is to keep things going as they are. I’m not an ambitious person who wants to create a Murdoch media empire, I would just like to keep doing what we’re doing: publish a video every month which we’ve been doing for the last eight years.
Well, we know it’s not a risk because we know Blak women are deadly.
There is this prejudice towards a story about a character; this is what happens to them and then it ends. That is the parameter of a novel. I don’t think you can actually tell the story of a community with one person.
After years of navigating linguistic deceit, Pasco has developed a certain form of paranoia — a forgotten side-effect of frequent crossword doses.
“Our experiences aren’t homogenous, there is not one way to be Palestinian or Arab…our literature is moving forward and the rest of the world has to catch up.”
Daniel Park is running as an independent candidate who centres his campaign on making USyd more fun and more inclusive. Drawing on his own experience as an expat, Park said he was motivated to run for the board because he has “always been surrounded by different cultures” and wants the university to be a vibrant space that reflects its diversity.
Zhang provided a strong voice for international students, and has clear lived experience in issues and barriers facing this community on campus. However, her policies lacked detail and she was unable to explain how they might come to fruition within the USU’s current structure and culture. Zhang’s foundational knowledge of the USU and the University writ large was also limited.
Simon Homsany is running as an independent candidate on an “apolitical” campaign. When asked further about any past affiliations, Homsamy spoke to how his “politics are [his] policies.” He noted that his enthusiasm to join the board is derived solely from improving student experience.
