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Honi’s candidate profile of Grassroots’ candidate, Rand Khatib.
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Honi’s candidate profile of National Labor Student candidate, Angus Fisher
A protest group is also a force multiplier. It takes the resolutions of its individuals and funnels them through a single, multi-owned throat. Powered by swinging fists and beating hearts, it is one of the most effective ways for people to be heard.
Organising across campus and online platforms remains a critical obstacle for political activists, especially when it comes to increasing accessibility for the historically unengaged.
They define themselves as scouters of “the best of USyd style”. To be scouted, interviewed and photographed by USYD Fashion has become an aspirational and hot commodity on campus.
Why is Honi Soit writing about John (Jack) Bouvier Kennedy Schlossberg, grandson of JFK? Is it not antithetical to all we do? We are supposed to counter culture, not move with it?
It takes a certain kind of focus to throw everything you’ve got toward a chance at success. As the world…
“I would resist the idea of Palestinians being seen as victims. An oppressed people can always fight back, and through theatre we can offer our own perspective rather than just the spectator’s perspective.”
