election vice president Killion
Since its election in 1996 the Coalition government has overseen massive attacks on Universities and students…
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election president graupner
The Student Guild is the primary representative body for students of UNSW and, as such, has as its primary…
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Throughout my university career I have been committed to working actively on many fronts. While I don’t believe…
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Pink Piggy 1 is a group of first year students who are interested in taking a proactive role in the guild…
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Pink Piggy ! is a group of first year students who are interested in taking a proactive role in the guild…
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Promoting the benefits of a multicultural campus. [?] that as the last 2 years [?] has become an increasingly…
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So far, Pride week has been a raging success, with the BLISS luncheon on Monday, and the Queer barbeque on Wednesday, both attracting large…
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CONDONING racist parties or “pussy-footing” around is unacceptable. Alan Jacobs does not mince…
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B’NAI B’rith Council, its Anti Defamation Unit, Jews For Ethnic Tolerance and the NSW Jewish Board of Deputies, 1998 election forum “A fair…
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THERE is no such thing as the Jewish vote. There are only Australian voters who happen to be Jewish and who will cast their ballots on October 3. They will do so according to a variety of…
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AN election forum for the Jewish comunity was held at B’nai B’rith in the lead-up to the Saturday election. Guest speakers…
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JEWISH community leaders this week welcomed the rejection of One Nation party leader Pauline Hanson by voters in Saturday’s federal election, but warned that her party…
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THE federal election result was welcome insofar as the threat from Pauline Hanson’s One Nation to Australia’s pluralism and tolerance was seriously weakened at the ballot box. This setback to Hansonism has gone a long way to restoring…
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législatives partielles du 27 septembre s'est traduit par un bilan mi-figue mi-raisin pour le PS, qui conserve son siège de…
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The [?] issue of Tharunka was packed with boring, [?] speeches. we've kindly selected the [?] here Most Rigorous Adherence to the (Non Political) Party Line:…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Election98 Fashion, False smiles and the Food Faux Pas With Chief Kensington political correspondent
It seems that the fiercest battle in the Student Guild elections '98 was not fought over policies, ideologies or postering skirmishes. The big issue was fashion as the various parties tried to convince the average apathetic studen that their t~shirts were the most viable option for spring~summer 98~99…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →U'n'I Storms Home in Guild Elections
The 1998 Student Guild elections have been convincingly won by the U'n"I Team. The Guild elections, which are held every year in Week 9, determine who runs the peak body…
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JEWS For Ethnic tolerance discussion The impact of the election on the Jewish and ethnic communities”, plus “Defeat of Pauline Hanson” party, B’nai B'rith Centre, October…
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JEWS for Ethnic Tolerance will host a talk on “The impact of the election on the Jewish and ethnic communities”, followed by a “Defeat of Pauline Hanson” party at B’nai B’rith, October…
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