Category: Clubs & campus activities
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Lists make this blog look longer than it actually is, so DON'T PANIC (Cristina)
Seeing as though I wrote my first/last (omit one of them and read the rest of the sentence, they both actually make sense) blog on a Friday, I felt it fitting that I would write my next blog on a Friday as well. Like Laura before me said, I think it’s a good idea to […] -
O-Week – maybe sleeping in would be time better spent.
Most of us bloggers seem to be thinking that O-Week is… Well. Over-rated. “Blah.” I think Laura said? (correct me if I’m wrong!) Oh my it is blah. Very blah. Especially for us commuters, it’s nearly useless. Yesterday was a day I was looking forward to – yay clubs etc! Maybe attend a lecture on […]blogs.unimelb.edu.au/first-year/2010/02/26/o-week-maybe-sleeping-in-would-be-time-better-spent
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How do you pronounce 'Baillieu', anyway?
Oh, the title’s unrelated, but a pressing concern. I’ve heard a few too many variations. Okay. Well. Trinity are having a HUGE party next door tonight. On a Thursday. ‘Fair enough’, I hear you cry, ‘It’s Seniors’ Return Turn’, or some such. But they seem to have forgotten the fact that they have neighbours. Who […] -
"Stop. Turn. Take a look around!" (Pris)
Here’s some things that O-week might stand for (pfft to “orientation”!): “Oh no!!! …er, hang on… Oh yay!!!” week The ups and downs of timetables: mine’s got one day which is absolutely packed and three days with only one or two lectures/tutes spaced really far apart… but then I realised that I only have 11 […]blogs.unimelb.edu.au/first-year/2010/02/25/stop-turn-take-a-look-around-pris
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First Day of OWeek (alternative title: RRRrrrrRAaaH TRAMS RRRrrargh)
Yes, it hasn’t been that long since my last post. You have a sharp eye, son. >.> This post should probably be more to do with the first day of O-Week, I suspect, but hey. I want to complain about trams, and there will be groin-punchy for those who will not allow me to bitch. […] -
gigantor the terrible
Well hi. I’m another one of the many arts students who are contributing to this blog this year. I wrote out a post at home, but alas, forgot my hard-drive. So you get an introduction full of unadulterated rambling, typed in the 34 minutes I have left remaining on the (incredibly slow) internet here at the […] -
O Week is coming… get ready to meet our new bloggers!
Orientation is just around the corner, and we’ll soon have a big group of new bloggers telling you all about it, so stay tuned! In the meantime, if you’re a new student at the University of Melbourne and still don’t know what’s going on at Orientation, or haven’t got yourself organised for the week yet, […]blogs.unimelb.edu.au/first-year/2010/02/18/o-week-is-coming-get-ready-to-meet-our-new-bloggers
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ELECTIONS!
This week at university we had student elections, which were excellent in displaying the power of pamphlet tagging. And while you can despise each particular person for intruding on your day and accosting you every time you go to Union house or the Baillieu (I hate spelling that), you have to admire their determination to […] -
Fahrenheit 451 (Daniel)
Find it. I double dare you, I triple dare you to find this book at a bookshop. This is a book you cannot find new within Australia at all. Why? Publishers don’t publish it anymore in Australia. Which is really strange because for a book about censorship it’s interesting how ironic it is that we […]blogs.unimelb.edu.au/first-year/2009/08/12/fahrenheit-451-daniel
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