Writing

Mad Quake Stats

Pen Computing

While doing a bit of digging in the annex next to my office after getting bored with

Cutting Arts to the Core

Following a year-long review of the College of Arts and its Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree, the university has unveiled its vision for the future of the embattled college. Released at the end of January, the proposed future is a radical transformation of the college and, if approved, would see the loss of 21 full-time staff, a merger of several schools, and the closure of two entire departments—American Studies, and Theatre and Film Studies.

I'm Back

After almost two years of stagnant space and a few hopeful promises about the state of this site. I’ve finally resurrected partylemon.

Rainbows and Riches

Armed with half a dozen roughly-cut wooden stakes, a pottle of screws, and a wooden sign covered in still-wet paint, we’re heading towards the College of Education. I’m wedged in the back of the recently-completed Undie 500 van, between the sign and poorly-secured couch. They’re not doing any lecture-speaking or notice-board posters, their campaign style is a “big, wooden, fuck-off” sign to pull in the votes of the future educators.

Taking on Jeremy

“If even one person reads our posters, our message will be made”, joked Toby, as he taped down one of his white posters to the glass doors of the

Your $86,000 Executive

At the end of this year,