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Hi and welcome to the 2nd instalment of On the Record, today we’re going to talk about the impact and dangers of Media concentration in the hands of media conglomerates and why you should care about it.
The flower itself looks beautiful, jet it’s crucially dangerous, what a contrast! The devils breath is still an underground drug and it is unfamiliar for many. Therefore it is good to learn about before we go out and explore and having this knowledge with us in our luggage. The power of the scopolamine is extreme, one…
Facebook, Twitter, Youtube, Social media is becoming an indispensable component of people’s life. More and more people prefer to communicate with others through using social media. We should admit that social media bring many benefits in people’s life. One of the initial benefits of social media is the low cost, and it is good for…
Welcome to our first instalment of our new podcast series On The Record where we talk about things that matter. Go on, have a listen and let us know what you think in the comments!
Most young women who finish high school and head off to university, wouldn’t think twice about their safety when stepping onto a university campus. However, a recent, US documentary called The Hunting Ground, has brought to light the shocking issue of sexual assault on American university campuses. The documentary has been widely acclaimed and sparked…
This Summer The Olympic Games are held at Rio de Janeiro Brazil Have you wondered how Brazil would execute Olympics this year and generate enough space to create this extravagant event? In order for Olympics to be built, the City Hall needed to make space for it and rebuild the Olympic park, though on the on…
Here at For The Record we like to bring you original content, written by us, but sometimes we can’t go past something we’ve seen elsewhere. An recent article published by The Australian, looks at higher education and what they coin elitism. The increase in enrolments from minority groups is a promising sign of hope for…
Most University students care about the dangers of climate change. The furore surrounding Bjorn Lomborg’s proposed ‘consensus centre’ at UWA, the ‘bare-all’ protest by students at the University of Melbourne in response to it investing in fossil fuel companies, the sit-in protest at Columbia University for similar reasons and countless other examples prove this. We…
If you have been watching the Olympic games over the last number of days, and you are a feminist/general supporter of kicking-ass, you will know that so far the women of the Games have been killing it. You will also know that the men have been killing it as well (ahem, Michael Phelps, ahem, a…
Oversea Students in Australia As an oversea student, after deciding to study or live in another country which its language is totally different from yours, the first thing he/she MUST do is to take a language exam. It cannot only improve you can study or live in that country without difficulties, but demonstrate your academic…