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EDITOR’S LETTER

4 EDITORial

8 Getting off at redfern

More Stuff~!

13 student recipe

14 mothers

16 csu reddies wrap up

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Hungappa

Editor in ChiefWilliam Whiting

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Editorial

This week, then next week, then done! Yay. NOT SO FAST. Hello Mr. Exam Week/s. Now for those of you that don’t know I study Television Produc-tion and I’ve never had a real exam in my life. I always got to go home early and live a happy care-free and simple life.

For some reason the gods have decided that I and my fellow class mates will have to have an exam... in exam week... in the gym, with real people, who have serious exams, such as Phys-ics, Chemistry, Medical.... stuff, and various other hardcore things, that you you have to read books for and retain writ-ten knowledge, and use your brainz.

I’m scared. I will most likely crack under the pressure or do something silly like fart during the exam and then everyone will look at me, I’ll try to blame the squeaky chair, but they will know the truth.

It’s in the gym so I was think-ing of picking up a dumbbell on my way in, that way I might as well get a sweet bicep work out while writing with my other hand. I’m used to using two hands at the same time.

Over the years I have always seen people hanging outside the gym looking nervous, hold-ing tight onto their pencil case and calculator watches, waiting to go inside. I always wondered what it was like to be one of those people. Now I finally get the chance to find out. Will it be everything I had imagined? Will I wet my pants before I make it past the bubbler? I don’t know but I can’t wait to find out.

...not really,- this sucks.

-Will Whiting -Editor in Chief -Hungappa@Rivcoll.com

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The Social Sport Report

The Social Sport Report

It was a great turn out for social sport this week with all teams show-ing up on time and showing a lot of the CSU spirit cheering on their team. There was a few upsets this week, keeping the top spots in ques-tion for the finals.

Monday 20th of May 2013

Results

Soccer

East Hall drew Butler Bandits

Doman Kings def Steward superstars

Chooka and co def Frannies

Dust Bowl def Pink floyds

Dirty Nappies def Blue Block bandits

South Dream team def Siberian Tigers 3

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Results

Netball

Siberian Huskys def Blue Block warriors

Marties def Yellow people

East side def Steward superstars

West Side tribe def Nappy ninjas

Butler Badgers def Posties

Red Block def Doman Kings

Townies def Pink bits

Something to take into the pressure round weeks Coach Carter Quote- “When we step on the floor every second that clock is ticking, we are pedal to the metal, we run the ball, we pressure the ball, and most impor-tantly we control the tempo of the game, we make them play”.

Its getting close to the finals guys so come on

down and cheer on your team to get them in the best possible position to take out the social

sport finals.

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The Social Sport ReportStudent Article

Getting off at Redfern

Redfern is the last railway station on any rail trip into Sydney. The main railway sta-tion in Sydney is Central. You don’t want to get off at Central unless you want to pay full fare. If you get off at Redfern you can avoid a lot of pain, this is especially so for female passengers, who are often buffeted in the crowds of Central station. Male passengers can also save them-selves a lot of worry getting off at Red-fern, as this can help in maintaining some sanity. The point being that if a male or female continues their trip onto Central the experiences of that one trip can last in some circumstances a life time.

Redfern Station, from the 50’s to the 60’s, was a well tended multi platform railway station. Platform 1 was often used for interstate train travel and not many trains where timetabled to stop there. For the young man and women who were from different areas of Australia getting off at Redfern on Platform 1 was not usu-ally an option. These trips to Sydney were usually a once in a life time experience so that meant that you may as well go the whole way.

Platform 2 has always been used for country services. Getting off at Redfern for country folk was the norm as many industries had their bases here in the middle of the last century and low cost housing and rentals existed in this area and relatives would come to visit distant cousins etc. Platforms 3 to 8 have always been used for city services. These services have included all station stops trains that include Redfern so alighting at any stations before Redfern due to work or social commitments or to visit the many hospitals along the city lines was also practiced.

These platforms have always been highly utilised since their construction as has been mentioned many business houses had been established in Redfern thus many did not want to go all the way to Central anyway.

Platforms 9 and 10 are rarely used so no one ever gets off as many of the trains are empty and are returning back to the sidings for overnight maintenance or overhauls. There is also the case of the unused platforms 13 and 14. These plat-forms were never fully constructed and are situated west of Platforms 11 & 12 and behind Platform 10.

Platforms 11 & 12 are the newest platforms constructed to facilitate the Eastern sub-urbs railway connection to the Suther-land Shire area of Sydney. These are both coastal railway systems that are used to get to the beach. The only time people from these areas get off at Redfern is dur-ing the day and these platforms are little used at night as most people are down the beach.

The parallels of Australian sayings to where they originate have always amused me as “getting off at Redfern” has always been a more gentile way of describing Coitus interruptus. Now that you know this read the article above again.

Enjoy

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CSU Green is pleased to announce the Sustainability Grants Program is now open for 2013. Application information and the application forms can now be accessed online via the CSU

Green website (www.csu.edu.au/csugreen/grants)

The program welcomes applications from both CSU Students and Staff, and has been modified for 2013 to incorporate a growth of environmental sustainability-themed research at the Uni-

versity and also includes the opportunity to apply for a one-off large grant.

Stream One (small projects & a one-off large project) Funding pool of $60,000 (small projects) & Funding pool of $50,000 (one-off large project).

Applicants can apply for a grant to a maximum of $15,000 to support a project for those relat-ing to Stream One small projects.

Applicants can apply for a one-off grant of up to $50,000 to support a project in Stream One that is deemed to offer a substantial contribution to the objectives set in the University Sus-

tainability Enabling Plan 2011-2015.

Stream Two (research support) Funding pool of $40,000

Applicants can apply for a grant to a maximum of $10,000 in support of a research project.

All applications are now open and will close at 5 pm on Friday 28th June 2013.

Two Examples of 2012 Successful Sustainability Projects

Student Application: Students from the Kerr Sustainability Cottage (KSC), community produce gardens, at the

Albury-Wodonga campus were successful in securing a $5,000 grant last year to assist in purchasing tools for the produce gardens and to further promote its initiatives and increase

community involvement.

Staff Application: Dr Bill Anscombe, of the School of Humanities and Social Science, applied for a grant to fund ‘cultural change through carbon offsets’. The project aimed to pro-socially model environmen-tally responsible global citizenship through carbon offsetting the international travel of a CSU

Social Work facilitated two week study abroad program. The project promoted sustainability in higher education and engaged staff and students through a commitment to environmentally

responsible citizenship at the local and global levels.

If you have an enquiry, please contact Nicola at csugreen@csu.edu.au.

CSU GREEN

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WOLFMOTHER

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WOLFMOTHER OP SHOP FORMAL

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CSU STUDENTRECIPE OF THE WEEK

Recipe of the Week

OKRA MASALA (Indian curry)

Ingredients

250 gms Okra (Wash and dry and cut in 1inch pieces) 300 gms onions (sliced thinly) 1 tomato (finely chopped)/tomato diced or pureed ½ tsp ginger paste ¼ tsp red chili powder/few chilly flakes ½ tsp cumin seed ½ tsp garlic past ½ tsp turmeric powder ½ tsp garam masala salt to taste Oil for cooking Coriander and mint leaves for garnishing Method

Wash the okra , dry them a bit and cut into small halves (never was the cut okra as it will make the dish sticky and slimy)

Now add a bit of oil in the frying pan, add the cumin seeds and when they are done, add the onions, wait a bit for it to turn a bit brown, add the tomato and when the paste becomes smooth, add the okra to it.

Stir 2-3 times, now add the remaining ingredients and cover the dish. Let it cook for 3-5 min over low flame.

Never add water to it, will cook in the watery content of the okra. Serving tips When its cooked, remove on the serving bowl, garnish with coriander and mint leaves. Serve hot with roti, stuffed parathas or steamed rice. By SABA NABI PhD (Biomedical Sciences)

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The Social Sport ReportStudent Article

Mothers ---- a Guiding Light for Her Family

A mother is a person who is divinely bonded with her children. Her role is defined as a mother and a wife and hence she discharges many challenging duties throughout her life. Her energy is all exhausted doing the daily household chores & raising efficiently her kids & family. Sometimes a father too man-ages and takes care of the house but in this male dominating world, the women are usually expected to do more of such stuff. The Scene is normally changing-while many women go out for work and the man is looking after home & the kids.

A mother is more closer to her children as compared to her father or other fam-ily relatives. There is a good saying that “A father is the head of the family while the mother is the neck of the family”. The neck can rotate the direction of the head too.

Its seen as well as experimentally proved that the mother can understand the kids more than a father, the kids respond more quickly to their directions and get easily molded in the cast set up by their mothers.

Mothers Day is a celebration of honoring the relation we share with our mothers-the emotional & mental bond and what impact it has in our life. Its celebrated all over the world especially more in the Western countries .It’s really good to have a day in which all mothers of the world feel special but commercialization of this day is a bit disheartening. Rather than buying expensive gifts for our mother, its better to be good & polite with them throughout our life.

They really need it the most instead of the lavish parties and expensive gifts.

Some countries celebrate this day as a religious occasion while some do it as a token of unconditional love and appre-ciation. But the fact is mothers are given great importance to many cultures. They are considered epitome of beauty, grace, love and affection.

Anna Jarvis, who was the pioneer of Mothers Day celebration, was really hurt when she saw the day of love being com-mercialized. She spent all her inheritance and rest of the life fighting for which she termed as abuse of celebration to which she later apologized too but the main jest of writing this article is to make your Mom aware how much you love her.I must admit that once I became a mother, then I realized the importance of moth-erhood and what sacrifices our mother made for us in that limited resources which existed long back.

For me the best way to celebrate Mothers Day is doing some great stuff not just for your mother but to all those who really need our love. Organize run or walk to raise money for some charitable bodies as well as raise awareness for cancer or dementia. Visit park, zoo with your fam-ily and enjoy the day. Handmade gifts and surprise parties really fascinates the women, pamper them with surprises. Make them feel precious and special not just for the day but throughout their life. Appreciate their contributions in your life.

Guys and gals, its still not too late. Ring them and tell them how much you love them and what they mean to you.

To all my readers, Belated Mothers Day: D

BySABA NABIPhD (Biomedical Sciences)

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CDs and DVDs These items pick-up light so well, and can be used

as bike reflectors or for driveway entrances. They

can even be sprayed with adhesive to make

coasters, or can be hung outside to scare annoying

birds.

Toothpaste tubes

Cut the top of the tube and wash it out, and then use as a knife cover to

prevent accidental cuts in the kitchen drawer.

Old clothing

Cut the clothes into pieces and use them for dusting, as rags or as a paper

towel replacement.

Cereal boxes

Lay flat and use it like wax paper to separate frozen food.

Envelopes

Use the blank side to write shopping lists or phone numbers.

Glass jars

Since jars come in many unique colours, shapes

and sizes, they can make decorative small vases.

They can also become gorgeous candles, by

having a scented tea light placed in them.

Hair trimmings

It sounds strange! Yet, save your hair trimmings to use as natural garden

mulch. Not only will it be saving them from being wasted, it will also prevent

insects and garden pests.

By Dolly

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CSU Reddies Rugby Club Vs Ag College

Weekend Wrap A perfect weekend for the red men and women has been missed out on by a mere point! With Red chicks, third grade and first grade getting up over our arch-rival counterparts, the Ag College. The second grade result was a heart breaking loss on the bell, but at least there was redemption in the next game with first grade scor-ing a try on the buzzer to steal a win away from the Aggies.

An epic battle between these two arch rivals saw one of the most exciting finishes to a game of SIRU Rugby in recent memory. A very physical game resulted in numerous inju-ries to both teams throughout the 80 minutes, but some great depth was shown by the Reddies with plenty of second graders stepping up and looking like they belong in the top grade. Brent Merritt, Rebel Price and Rob McMahon all came off the bench and had

immediate impact on the game.

A strong game in both attack and defence by the Reddies backline proved to be the difference between both teams in this one, with some nice tries being scored by fly-half Shoody (2) and flying winger Brett Wendt, and some great try assists from Ryan Ranga-

Towlie Prior and Brent Merritt.

An 80-metre run set-up by the backline saw a penalty awarded and the last play of the game. Shoody took a quick tap and after a strong set-up by Pat Hunter, Buzz gave a

quick-fire ball to imposing number 8 Sterling Ross who crushed through the defence to score and win the game for Reddies. Our first win over Ag College since 2007 gave us a

continuing undefeated streak in this year’s comp.

FIRST GRADE: REDDIES 24 Def. Ag College 20

SECONDS: Ag College 15 Def. REDDIES 14

Tries to: Jake Steak Smith and Brent Merritt.A heart-breaking loss for the Super Twos, with a penalty given on the last play of the

game and Aggies converted from 30 out to steal the win. A solid game all-round by the RedMen with Pete Hoges, Jake Hodge, Rebel Price and Isaac Prop all contributing heav-ily. Particular highlights were a typical Sheepdog effort by Steak resulting in a sideline

try and a sideline conversion from super boot Hermes. Close but no cigar on this one for the twos, but plenty to build on for the rest of the season.

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Weekend Wrap

THIRSTY THIRDS: REDDIES 10 Def. Ag College 0Thirsty thirds saw the mighty return of Smugsy, Rob McMahon, Andy Mac and a host of veterans to the paddock. You wouldn’t guess it was thirds watching from the sideline as the game was played a high tempo, with some big hits and strong running. Sutti showed how well he can ‘duck and weave’ after *not* getting one put on his chin, and Smugster pointed out his next victim from 40m away while running with the ball. A solid win for the 3s, and plenty of good niggle. Solid efforts from Kavin KY, Fitzy, and Double Sutti.

Within the first minute, there were big hits and aggressive clean outs which lead to Geor-gia setting up a sweet try enabling Grace to get across the line for the first points of the

game.

Mandy and Grace packed the scrums with force which left the Aggies girls scrambling backwards, enabling the Reddies to dominate ball possession once more. Petria’s preci-

sion ball skills enabled the backline to receive the ball quickly which assisted Georgia in successfully sliding across the white line adding more points to the already swelling

score.

Reddies continued with their aggressive offensive throughout the first half which lead to Bibby and Petria breaking through the Aggie’s line of defence and scoring a try each.Sheer determination lead to a head high tackle by Bibby which was awarded with the

first yellow card of the Girls Rugby season and a 2 minute breather. Strong and consis-tent tackling and clean outs lead to Reddies having nearly all ball possession. Georgia’s big hits had the crowd on her feet squealing for more! Reddies continued total domina-

tion of the field with Renae streaking down the sideline to score early in the second half. With the late addition of Kahli and her weaving and stepping skills, the score was taken

to a massive 44-0. The Reddies spirit is stronger than ever and the Reddies Girls look forward to harnessing their new inner devil next game.

WOMENS: REDCHICKS 44 def. Ag College Girls 0

If anyone is keen for a game or a bit of social fun visit: http://reds.rugbynet.com.au/ for more information and come join in.

Here’s to this weekend against Tumut!

EEEYYYYAAAHHH REDMEN! -Chisel Jones

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