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Entire Issue
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Cover Story
Features
The Budget
Shirley’s words
Religion is cool
The Forgotten People
Regular bits
Editorial
President
Notices
Letters
Comics
Puzzles
Executive:
—The Long Goodbye
—Belly Dancing + Real Estate x Helicopter = Tertiary Education Fail
News:
—Latimer defiant over Food bank mishap
—Muted boycott raises points
—Library suspends non-urgent purchases
—English Premier League Review
—Auckland students rally against National candidate
Columns
teh grammerz
Where the Wild Things Are
Wong View
Sando says
Echoes from the Bamboo Forest
Politics
Environment
Health
Arts
Music
—Desperate Times
—Red Bull Studio Live Highlights
—The Apollo Association
—All Kiwi music is good. Yeah right.
—Parachute: An Angel at my Turntable
—The Story of the Midnight Youth -or- Flogging a Dead Horse
Visual Arts
—Utopia/Dystopia
Film
—When the wind blows
—Defiance
—Trouble is my Business
—Let the Right One In
Theatre/Comedy
—A Song for the Ugly Kids
—The Burn
Science
Fashion
Beer + Food
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Where’s the link to the somewhat witty song I wrote about Joel Cosgrove?
You know the one that was relevant like two weeks ago?
It seems to be absent from both the music and the letters section (although a rather good letter of mine is there).
I am currently working on an epic piece about the cat that waits at the crossing outside Kelburn Park for cars to stop to the tune of The Rolling Stone’s Sympathy for the Devil. I call it Sympathy for the Cat That Waits at the Crossing outside Kelburn Park for Cars to Stop.
Grazie.
“Weird Tim” Rufus Yankovioc.
Tim: There you go. Just for you. I also have a present for you in the office!
http://www.salient.org.nz/columns/joelys-song
The comics aren’t all that readable…
Graeme Edgeler missing his monday morning funnies
Fix’d.
i just have a lot of feelings…