BY REBECCA MECKELBURG
ADELAIDE — An Adelaide University student was banned from entering sections of the university on August 31 by student election returning officer Ian Cannon, who is also chief executive officer of the student union.
Cannon
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The Cuban Revolution and Its LeadershipBy Doug LorimerResistance Books, 200062 pp., $5.95.
REVIEW BY ALLEN MYERS
The movement that is fighting against the program of the major multinationals known as "globalisation" do not have many allies among
It might sound flippant, but it isn't. The movement that is fighting against neo-liberal globalisation in its various aspects needs to consider the question: how will we know if we win? Or, to put the same question another way: what would victory
Mark Stoyich doesn't show much imagination in his review of The White Devil (GLW #418). Webster's play deals with the social and political issues of the Renaissance. He can hardly be blamed for not dealing with those of the twentieth century.
The
Last week, US secretary of state Madeline Albright let loose with a hypocritical blast at Cuba for supposedly having denied exit visas to 117 (yet to be identified) Cubans who wanted to leave the island and had United States visas.
The US State
BY SEAN HEALY& MELANIE SJOBERG
MELBOURNE — Victorian Trades Hall Council has confirmed that its labour rights rally, scheduled for September 12, the second day of protests against the World Economic Forum, will march to the WEF's Crown Casino
SYDNEY The following statement is being circulated by anti-racism
activists for endorsement by individuals and organisations around Australia.
Those gathering for the assembly on September 15 at the Tent Embassy
Peace Keeping Camp,
Misinformation on S11 leaked
A briefing paper on the planned S11 protests, prepared by one of the world's largest public relations firms, Hill and Knowlton, has been leaked to Melbourne Independent Media Centre. The paper, marked "Highly
Since the island nation of Cuba experienced its successful revolution in 1959 its prison system has been evolving. Despite accusations of harsh human rights abuses from its neighbours to the north, Cuba today maintains a prison system that is in many
Exceptions make the rule
"I don't think Australians will ever so far lose their common sense as to elect stupid people." — PM John Menzies Howard explaining in the August 23 Age why the new military powers legislation us unlikely to be abused by
Little more I can do
"Look at your correspondence list and make some judgment calls." — Claude McCann
I am sure that one-time Death Row Unit Manager Claude McCann will be pleased to know that his covert violations of my First Amendment right
SAN FRANCISCO — The flying public is angry at United Airlines, the largest airline in the world. The company has cancelled almost 9000 flights between May and October.
Most cancellations have occurred while passengers were already at the airports
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