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claire... from memory she's socialist alliance, but i'm not too sure. generally big in education action, which in turn is big in humanities (funnily enough). pick up the freshest vertigo (it's only been out 6 hours!) for protest/action reports! and a cool poster! yeharrr.

on that note, i found artcyclopedia to be a really useful resource.

since aaart.tv is cool, i'm going to sticky this thread. and change its name too. i hereby declare this to be the "cool/helpful art websites" thread.

yeah. fuckin' a. ^bump^

food: mai thai, inside bar broadway. six dollar thai lunches. if you're poor, fried rice from alice's on level 3. also, there's a cool sushi place near the maccas opp. railway square. they have specials from about 4 or 5 onwards.

uni of tasmania is, i think, the only uni so far not to have increased fees. everyone else, off the top of my head, upped HECS by the full 25%

sell it on ebay! it'd easily go there look! http://search.ebay.com.au/search/search.dll?MfcISAPICommand=GetResult&ht=1&cgiurl=http%3A%2F%2Fcgi.ebay.com.au%2Fws%2F&SortProperty=MetaEndSort&query=radiohead+ticket&button=Search&shortcut=2

i collect a few things, but nothing obsessively. coasters from bars AA batteries typewriters oh, and in-flight safety cards

i heart 80's pop at the moment can't get enough synths and handclaps

exetel! http://www.exetel.com.au

watch out for the next issue of vertigo! NDA coverage/responses, and an "edited" version of the VC's email...

ah yes part 2! good god, such an awesome week to be alive kill bill part 2 on thursday radiohead on friday

eh, i haven't read this thread, i can never be bothered following these long convoluted discussions. but this may or may not be of interest to you lot:

saddest song at the moment: ozi battla -- starship troopers (but that's more personal reasons than the actual song) saddest song ever: radiohead -- hunting bears for real

mmmmm, powerbook G5 p'books won't be out for quite a while though. i'd say late 2004, maybe early 05. with any luck the emac should tide me over till then, and i'll have the $$$. http://www.macrumors.com/pages/2003/12/20031217113832.shtml

don't do stuff with the aim of getting into art express. just do stuff you like, and can deal with doing for a year. that usually works.

i think that your magazine size would just be the footprint of the closed magazine (eg, if it's 200 x 350 mm when closed, that's how big it is, regardless of how many pages you've got there). if you intend to display it open initially, then i'd say double that size.

i was there for a bit. it's sort of odd, cos i know most of the speakers at the NDA (and one of the guys that co-ordinated the monash action). seeing your friends on the news is odd. minus points to the cops for using oleoresin capsicum in an enclosed space, and without warning beforehand...

it was a staff-only cafe last year. it's in such a retarded spot, i only found it by accident.

that would be fine. and as long as their individual areas are no bigger than 2 square m, they're small enough to put on frames/boards if you want.