Drinking Games | Issue 24
Posted 11:42am Saturday 24th September 2016 by Critic
The first presidential debate between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump is on Tuesday 27th September on CNN, BBC News, and Fox News. Critic is proud to present you with our official debate drinking game: 1) Take one drink every time you hear the following words: China Great Believe Read more...
Dear Ethel | Issue 24
Posted 11:45am Saturday 24th September 2016 by Student Support
Dear Ethel, I am super stressed out. What if I fail my exams? I haven’t done so well this year so I seriously have to pass everything. Can’t eat, can’t sleep… what can I do? Pass or pass out Breathe! You have time and if you take it steady, you are likely Read more...
Sexcellent | Issue 24
Posted 11:48am Saturday 24th September 2016 by Sexcellent
Dear Sexcellent, I’ve had this problem for a while. I’m a guy, and I tend to last too long in the bedroom. I feel like this is an odd thing to complain about, but my girlfriend gets frustrated because I almost never finish, and she gets tired and sore. The only times I ever do Read more...
David Clark | Issue 24
Posted 11:52am Saturday 24th September 2016 by David Clark
Even our detractors concede that Labour is the party of big ideas. Throughout modern New Zealand’s history, Labour has led on change that matters. Our achievements include free education, the forty hour week, first woman MP and Cabinet Minister, New Zealand’s nuclear free status, four Read more...
Vitalogy | Issue 24
Posted 11:55am Saturday 24th September 2016 by Prof's Wood & Ruddock
After we have lived 75 years it is perfectly reasonable to add another 75 years in reasonable health and spirits. How to live a century and over is briefly told in the following paragraphs: Eminent scientists assert that man’s body under favourable conditions may last 300 years or Read more...
ODT Watch | Issue 24
Posted 12:05pm Saturday 24th September 2016 by Charlie O’Mannin
The local council elections are coming up, prompting old white men to make unusual comments in a desperate bid to appear relevant. But I can’t throw out my vandal collection, its antique. Giraffes are actually just four animals in a large trench coat, humorously trying Read more...
Matters Of Debate | Issue 24
Posted 11:32am Saturday 24th September 2016 by Otago University Debating Society
The Otago University Debating Society meets every Tuesday at 6pm for social debating—new members are always welcome! Join our Facebook group for more information: facebook.com/groups/otagouniversitydebatingsociety Affirmative, by Mojo Jojo If and when a company chooses to Read more...
Economics of NGO's | Issue 24
Posted 12:09pm Saturday 24th September 2016 by Danielle Pintacasi
Non-governmental organisations. You might have heard of some, the big ones being The Red Cross or the World Wildlife Fund. They exist to bring improvement to whomever they choose to serve and act as solution providers for many socio-economic and environmental problems. Many primarily rely on Read more...
Clark V. Woodhouse | Issue 23
Posted 1:17pm Saturday 17th September 2016 by David Clark
David Clark Every student should be able to aspire to own their own home. And that aspiration should be attainable. Just last week the average valuation of a house in Auckland hit $1 million. That means even if young couples can save enough for a deposit in Auckland, they may need to Read more...
Dear Ethel | Issue 23
Posted 1:20pm Saturday 17th September 2016 by Student Support
Dear Ethel, The power at our flat has been cut off. I had no idea that we were behind, our monthly payments go to one of the flatties who arranged it all at the start of the year. Turns out someone has been strapped for cash and bailing on their share but no-one’s been talking about it. Now Read more...
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