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Debatable: Should the Uni turn campus grass into a dairy farm? - Vimarsana News

Debatable: Should the Uni turn campus grass into a dairy farm?

Debatable is a column written by the Otago University Debating Society. The Debating Society welcomes new members and meets at the Business School every Tuesday at 6pm. For I cannot think of a convincing downside to introducing intensive agricultural grazing on Union Lawn. As we are all well

Debatable: What's the best Pint Night venue? | Columns - Vimarsana News

Debatable: What's the best Pint Night venue? | Columns

Debatable is a column written by the Otago University Debating Society. The Debating Society welcomes new members and meets at the Business School every Tuesday at 6pm. U-Bar It might be scummy and it might be crowded, but isn’t that really why we love U-Bar? Recently, there’ve

Debatable: Wha's the best Pint Night venue? | Columns - Vimarsana News

Debatable: Wha's the best Pint Night venue? | Columns

Debatable is a column written by the Otago University Debating Society. The Debating Society welcomes new members and meets at the Business School every Tuesday at 6pm. U-Bar It might be scummy and it might be crowded, but isn’t that really why we love U-Bar? Recently, there’ve

Ex-Critic Food Columnist Releases Cookbook - Vimarsana News

Ex-Critic Food Columnist Releases Cookbook

Fuck, Alice Taylor can cook. The former Otago Uni student and Critic Te Ārohi food columnist turned chef released a baking book ‘Alice in Cakeland’ last month. This has come after Alice took a whirlwind journey from University, to Masterchef stardom, to cooking in some of the

Law v Students - Vimarsana News

Law v Students

Students often break the law. Common offences include drug use and distribution, disorderly conduct, theft, wilful damage to property, arson (à la couch burning), and pretty much every initiation that’s ended with a Proctor’s meeting. But when was the last time you thought of your