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- antifa notes (december 7, 2019) : failed satirist Phillip Galea guilty of terrorisms December 7, 2019Law & Order Phil On December 5, Phillip Galea was found guilty by a Victorian Supreme Court jury of carrying out acts in preparation for, or planning, a terrorist act, as well as attempting to make a document to facilitate … Continue reading →
- antifa notes (december 7, 2019) : failed satirist Phillip Galea guilty of terrorisms December 7, 2019
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- Is Widening Participation REALLY the enemy of progress? December 6, 2019They're wearing hats and gloves in hell this morning, for Radio Four has provoked me to stand up for my Vice-Chancellor. This is worse than when I found myself nodding in agreement with Linda Snell one dark day.It all goes back to 4.30 a.m. yesterday, when I got up to go to a recording at my university of BBC Radio 4's alleged flagship news show, T […]
- Is Widening Participation REALLY the enemy of progress? December 6, 2019
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Monthly Archives: February 2013
Boo Radley’s house
Gentrification is old news, it’s been going on for a long time, but not in my neighbourhood, at least not until recently. I’m part of it, we got our place fixed up, and we’ve done the renovation thing. Nice kitchen, a cleanable … Continue reading
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