Show Me the Money
March
2012
2012
By Matt Shand
Zombies are wretched creatures. They are often ridiculed by theirglittery vampire horror movie peers for their lack of speed, intelligence, and success at the box office. But for all their failings they are a lovable bunch really – the tortoise as opposed to the hare. Read More »
Double-take – WTF? Riddle me this my dear Batman; “When is a Satellite not Satellite? Answer: “When it’s orbiting something Massive.” Read More »
By John Case
The new Student Amenities Centre has been 17 years in the making but it is finally nearing completion. The new structure is distinctly different to the almost monastic feel of the rest of the buildings dotted around the East Precinct but it still has a lot to live up to in order to become the ‘Heart of Student Central’’ as the university administration has labelled it. Read More »
Double-take – WTF? Riddle me this my dear Batman; “When is a Satellite not Satellite? Answer: “When it’s orbiting something Massive.”
Read More »2011’s extensive Travel Survey has culminated in the development of the first comprehensive Travel Plan for the Albany Campus. If you walk, cycle, rideshare, drive alone or use Public transport; this is an action plan that builds on consultation with 785 students and staff to understand their travel behaviour. A joint initiative between Auckland [...]
Read More »Students’ associations throw acronyms around like a deflated old rugby ball. ‘SGM’ is one of them. It stands for ‘Special General Meeting’, and it’s a lot less scary than you think.
Read More »With the implementation of the Freedom of Association Bill 2011, students’ association membership became voluntary from 1 January 2012.
Read More »Massey Student Banu Pashutanizadeh is an intern at the Massey e-centre, and has written this article to raise awareness for a cause and a family she believes in. A pink ribbon
Read More »Seeing as this is the last column I
Read More »So election time is near and I guess that means that perhaps I should talk a little bit about what each party stands for
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