i actually laughed when i got that email.Hebe Tian said:Dear Students,
Whether you are a new or returning student, as you begin your studies
at UNSW, you will meet people from different backgrounds and those who
have values and ideas which vary from your own. I want to remind you
that while UNSW is a place where we cherish academic and student
freedom of expression, vilification of others is both unacceptable and
is of course, against the law in NSW.
Regards
Professor Joan Cooper
Pro-Vice Chancellor (Students) & Registrar
HAHA yeah! wtf's with that email??? some one started paying out azns or someting?? LOLOL joking!Hebe Tian said:Dear Students,
Whether you are a new or returning student, as you begin your studies
at UNSW, you will meet people from different backgrounds and those who
have values and ideas which vary from your own. I want to remind you
that while UNSW is a place where we cherish academic and student
freedom of expression, vilification of others is both unacceptable and
is of course, against the law in NSW.
Regards
Professor Joan Cooper
Pro-Vice Chancellor (Students) & Registrar
.BIGTYMA said:i actually laughed when i got that email.
redslert said:Are there still binding machines at uni?
They used to at the Quad store... I haven't been to use for a looooong time.
Hebe Tian said:Dear Students,
Whether you are a new or returning student, as you begin your studies
at UNSW, you will meet people from different backgrounds and those who
have values and ideas which vary from your own. I want to remind you
that while UNSW is a place where we cherish academic and student
freedom of expression, vilification of others is both unacceptable and
is of course, against the law in NSW.
Regards
Professor Joan Cooper
Pro-Vice Chancellor (Students) & Registrar
Maybe she's been reading some of the boredofstudies threads. Ahhh, run for the hills!shoxgeneration said:i think it has something to do with it being in line with Harmony Week - but seriously - wtf.
No.shoxgeneration said:yep at blockhouse, inside opp. coffee republic.
Yeah, really not there anymore. Was making a loss so voluntary ARC couldn't afford to run it. Uni took it off their hands and said they'd open one up after the blockhouse referbishment. Looks like yet another winning move from UNSW, serving the students. No where on campus does it anymore.shoxgeneration said:yep at blockhouse, inside opp. coffee republic.
How is it making a loss when the machines are already there and they charge us for the binding stuff? The cost of electricity? I doubt they require a huge amount of maintenance. Showing yet again that ARC is stupid and run by arts students.whitey1 said:Yeah, really not there anymore. Was making a loss so voluntary ARC couldn't afford to run it. Uni took it off their hands and said they'd open one up after the blockhouse referbishment. Looks like yet another winning move from UNSW, serving the students. No where on campus does it anymore.
omg are you serious? thats ridiculous. i remember, as i had to bind like 70 booklets once for Careers & Employment. gah, that sucks. my friend has no where to go to bind things anymore, and she's obsessed!Curry said:
Typo.politik said:Yes, they're a deluded leftist cult who think that the internet and computers are corrupting the world.
It shames leftists like me to know that there are fucks like that all the time.
Wtf....something he said which I agree with???politik said:It shames leftists like me to know that there are fucks like that all the time.
They're not a cult - they're a political party. The 'Citizens' Electoral Council'. They follow the ideas of Lyndon LaRouche, a US economist who thinks the world financial system will collapse in 10 years or less. They also think it is a viable political move to build a Eurasian land-bridge. Go figure.Mr-X said:Anyone see those posters at the Anzac Pde gate today saying something about the devil living in your laptop and cancel your facebook now. Are they some kind of cult?