Inventions Out of Time | Metareviews
Posted 12:58pm Sunday 17th September 2017 by Charlie O’Mannin
0/5 Metareviews are reviews about reviews and they suck. Their primary purpose is to painfully expose that what the reader is reading has been constructed by someone. Theoretically there is a point behind being meta; someone can try to expose that their own work is constructed in order to make Read more...
Ethel & Hyde | Small Town Tosser Poison recipe
Posted 1:44pm Sunday 17th September 2017 by Student Support
Dear Ethel and Hyde I’ve been dating this guy for eight months and I think I love him. But last weekend my best friend told me that she saw him in Dunedin kissing another girl at a party when he was meant to be out of town with his friends. I believe her, she is one of my best friends. When Read more...
Clark V. Woodhouse | Is the New Zealand Health Care System “the Envy of the World”?
Posted 11:10am Sunday 10th September 2017 by David Clark
David Clark The government recently told cancer sector leaders that our healthcare system is “the envy of the World”. That comment has been roundly criticised. Australians are able to access new and innovative medicines, while New Zealanders are not. They know that our cancer Read more...
Editorial | OUSA Finds Itself At a Crossroads, and It’s Down to You to Decide the Route
Posted 10:25am Sunday 10th September 2017 by Joe Higham
During the OUSA Executive Election Forums that were held last week there emerged a clear division in the ideological outlook and approach held by the candidates in the hope of bringing about institutional change. That division was between those intent on working with the university to bring about Read more...
Mystery Object Hunt (September 11-17)
Posted 2:07pm Sunday 10th September 2017 by Critic
Did you know that September is Happy Cat Month? A cause for celebration if ever there was one! Monday 11 September – No News is Good News Day With all this stressful news of war and climate change and Trump and the general election (please vote), it’s important Read more...
Ethel & Hyde | Facing a Void of the Unknown
Posted 1:19pm Sunday 10th September 2017 by Student Support
Dear Ethel and Hyde, I am graduating at the end of this year and I have no idea what I really want to do. I have some ideas, like doing a PGdip or working for a year and then doing some post grad, but mostly I am really confused about what’s the right thing to choose and don’t want to Read more...
Inventions Out of Time | Pangolins
Posted 12:20pm Sunday 10th September 2017 by Charlie O’Mannin
3/5 Majestic creatures of the highest rank. Hard to draw. Admonishments to Chelle Fitzgerald for the silly face. There is no room for amusement in this column. Read more...
Cody’s Is A Court Case In A Can
Posted 1:24pm Sunday 10th September 2017 by Swilliam Shakesbeer
Cody’s: the official drink of obnoxious 12 year-olds getting drunk in skate parks everywhere. This has been by far the most requested drink review. These reviews are not just shit chat spun out of nowhere; they’re an intensive process. We start with a blind taste test to pick up the Read more...
Sage Advice | How to Be a Failure but Still Swag Doe
Posted 1:30pm Sunday 10th September 2017 by Mat Clarkson
This week’s question comes from another loyal reader: “How can I cope with failure?” Thanks for another great question. The word ‘failure’ is such a loaded term. It carries a lot of negative and unnecessary connotations. I prefer phrases that I’ve invented, Read more...
Fluoride is Fine and We Can't Believe That Has to Be Said
Posted 1:39pm Sunday 10th September 2017 by Chelle Fitzgerald
Conspiratorial people love to claim that the government adds fluoride to water and toothpaste in some dastardly plan to make us all sleepy slaves, helpless to resist their evil bidding. The truth, however, is far less scandalous and far more reassuring - fluoride is your friend, my friend, and Read more...
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