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There was trouble in paradise on Wednesday as the clocktower failed to chime for most of the day.
To the dismay of the student population, the clocktower’s ringing was absent on the eve of the super blood moon. Built in 1879, the bongs of the clocktower have graced the ears of hundreds of
Over the past few weeks, transphobic pamphlets have been appearing on noticeboards around campus.
One student has reported the pamphlets to Critic Te Arohi twice. Both times, the pamphlets were put up on the Hunter Centre noticeboard. On May 12 they said “we noticed some rather gross
Where the fuck is my bubble tea?
When Critic announced in mid-February that a Chatime franchise would be opening inside the old Archway Shop after Easter, there was much hype among the student population. However, we’re now over a month after Easter (which was April 4, just to save you the Google search) and we’ve got sweet fuck all on the bubble tea front.
The University’s response to the outrageous lack of bubble tea of campus came from Property Services Division Acting Director Graham Marshall (jeez, what a mouthful). Graham said: “Chatime is waiting for fitout items to arrive from overseas.”
Uni changes story after Critic Te Arohi investigates
A routine story about the University proactively clearing away asbestos from an old building as part of an upgrade took an unexpected turn when the University sent mixed messages.
An earlier statement sent to Critic Te Arohi said that only the safer, “non-friable” form of asbestos was present, but after Critic found evidence to the contrary, the Uni admitted that a dangerous “friable” form of asbestos had been present in the biochem building for multiple years.
Critic originally requested comment from the University over the presence of asbestos in the aging Biochemistry Building after we were tipped off by a student to its presence. Asbestos, if you weren’t aware, is bad for you. As in, it’s a carcinogen with “no ‘safe’ lower limit of exposure [which] has been identified with certainty,” according to health.govt.nz.