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Comedy //

USU Board recap: Heists, haemorrhaging and high crime

The End Times holds your student representatives accountable

October 31, 2022 Honi Soit
Comedy //

Architects call for giant vulvic casino to offset horror of Crown’s Barangaroo tower

The End Times explores Sydney's most evocative development application.

October 24, 2022 Honi Soit
Comedy //

Ask Annamarie: my girlfriend is a union member and I’m devastated

The End Times' agony aunt weighs in.

October 17, 2022 Honi Soit
Opinion //

Review: USYD Monopoly

Students do not pass go, do not collect $200.

February 22, 2021 Samuel Garrett
Profiles //

Eli Valley on Jewish authenticity and satire in the era of Trump and Netanyahu

Eli Valley is America's most polemic political cartoonist.

October 18, 2020 Lara Sonnenschein
Light brown wooden desk surface, graffiti inscribed with ballpoint pen, umbrella and writing 'okay' and 'rocks'
Culture //

Intergenerational drawfare

It's art, not graffiti.

March 27, 2018 James Sherriff
Comedy // Feminism

Man unsure whether to ‘sad’ or ‘angry’ react friend’s #metoo post, chooses to do nothing

“I think they know I support them. They know I’m a feminist.”

October 18, 2017 Ann Ding
Comedy //

Don’t think “participation trophy” culture exists? This entitled millennial won the nobel peace prize just because she showed up to school

Malala didn’t even complete a Premiers Reading Challenge.

October 17, 2017 Mary Ward
Comedy //

Got an issue with your partner? Don’t talk to them — instead, write a juicy Guardian thinkpiece about their flaws

"When I read all my failings as a person published on a huge international scale, I didn’t feel betrayed or disgraced at all. Just like any normal person, I was like — cool."

October 17, 2017 Aidan Molins
Comedy //

Three bodies found in inner city home: “Get out of our inner city home”

“We are not dead, and stop calling our home neglected. It’s weird enough that you keep referring to us as ‘bodies’."

October 17, 2017 Theo Murray

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