Glass’ October Movie Regime
In honour of the spooky season, I have decided to watch as many Halloween-esque movies as possible to get into the spirit of the season. The movies I’ve chosen – which are listed below – are a mix of my…
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Jacinta Rossetto is a writer, artist and editor studying Creative Writing at QUT. Her passion project is a little something called Dawn Street Zine, a zine that she writes, designs, produces and scouts content for. Her favourite genres to write in are gothic and literary fiction.
“In the empty space in both women’s lives, new love can bloom”: A Review of ‘A Language of Limbs’
*This review contains spoilers! What is the most important meeting of your life? And to what degree did this meeting seem to come by lucky chance? And to what degree did this meeting seem to come by necessity? Newcastle, 1972.…
September Council Meeting: The gavel was finally used!
Welcome back to the Glass coverage of the Guild Student Representative Council (SRC) Meetings of 2024. This is our coverage of the August meeting held on Thursday September 5th, 2024, at E-152 Kelvin Grove Campus. We will be bringing students…
Touch Grass
‘Touch grass’ is a new saying that has been popularised by Gen Z and is used when someone is doing something stupid or weird. It’s essentially a plea for these weirdos to breathe in some fresh air and to touch some grass, in order to regain their grip on reality. And, if there is one thing that busy, tired, and overworked university students need, it’s some grounding.
July Council Meeting: Screaming, censuring, and so many motions
Welcome back to the Glass coverage of the Guild Student Representative Council (SRC) Meetings of 2024. This is our coverage of the July meeting held on Monday 29 July 2024 at D-304, Gardens Point Campus. We will be bringing students…
Growing Up Never Ends; ‘I’d Rather Not’ Review
I’m not sure whether or not I can trust Robert Skinner. He delivers each chapter of his life with such humour and nonchalance that I often thought he must be exaggerating.
A review of ‘brat’ but it’s just a breakdown of every cool girl mentioned so its not
brat, Charli’s sixth studio album, is a vulnerable, effortless, “cool girl”, work of art, jam packed with odes to insecurities and late-night, drug-fueled dance tracks, and all in less than 50 minutes.
Tennis Is Sexy Goddammit!: A Review of Challengers
Note: This review contains hella spoilers for the movie. Read at your own risk. I always thought tennis was for awkward pre-teens and angry men at the Olympics, so my expectations for the Challengers film were low when I went…
Breaking Promises: QUT falls behind on campus accessibility
QUT proudly boasts about having safe spaces dedicated to female students and queer students on both campuses, but still doesn’t have a disability room. For a university that lists equity and diversity as some of its highest priorities, accessibility for…
Vinyl Vault: Glass’ Go-To Albums For The Winter Break
You just handed in your last assessment and can finally kiss Semester One goodbye (unless you have exams – in that case, I’m praying for you). It’s time for you to leave the safety of your bedroom/the library/study hovel and…
