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On Being the Weird Kid Your Whole Life (And Making it Your Whole Life)

I’m Not Fun at Parties is a thought and opinion column reflecting…

  • Grace Harvey
  • December 2, 2024
  • MemoirsStudent Columns

Letters to future me: A low-tech way to reflect on ourselves

It's weird how time can pass so slowly that you hardly notice the impact of the small changes you've made in your life. Often, you only become aware of these changes when someone points them out (which, if positive, is one of the best feelings ever), or when you deliberately take the time to reflect on yourself. 
  • Abishai Sujith
  • April 22, 2024
  • MemoirsYou Won’t Finish Reading This Article

Shades of pink and returning to femininity: The rise of girly aesthetics

Every girl has had a complex relationship with the colour pink, which I have discovered through many conversations with the women in my life. Unfortunately, it is not a unique experience. 
  • Matilda Lees
  • April 10, 2024
  • FeaturesGrit and GravelOpinion

unSEXpected: Shooting your shot

Whether you’re nervous about batting your eyes at the cutie in your 9am tutorial, or frantically using ChatGPT to write a good response to a Hinge prompt, putting yourself out there can be really hard. 
  • Konstanz Muller Hering
  • April 3, 2024
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SURREALISM or, Fairy Tales Still Almost Blue 

You’re probably most familiar with Surrealism as a visual art medium. The name Salvador Dalí comes to mind, as does his most famous painting, The Persistence of Memory: clocks draped over trees, edges and indistinct objects. 
  • Brock Scholte
  • July 12, 2023
  • ArticlesStudent ColumnsWyrdo

Taylor Swift is coming to Australia – So, what counts as a good concert experience?

Instagram accounts I follow reported their utter hatred for their five desktop Ticketek waiting screens, that seem to show no signs of refreshing. Two girls in the changeroom beside me discussed the dilemma of having to sell one of their tickets. 
  • Matilda Lees
  • July 11, 2023
  • ArticlesGrit and GravelStudent Columns

How Subtitles Are Changing the Way We Watch 

If you opened up Netflix right now and played anything, chances are the subtitles are already on. If you scrolled through TikTok right now, you’ll notice that most videos have subtitles on as well. But why are they on in the first place? And why do we keep them on?  
  • Abishai Sujith
  • June 21, 2023
  • ArticlesStudent ColumnsYou Won’t Finish Reading This Article

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