Sarah's Profile

Where to start...well, I'm 22, and a student at UTS studying post grad public relations. I have an undergraduate degree of arts with a psychology double major, but don't worry, I'm not ALWAYS just analysing every little thing that's said to me. My interests include writing, reading, talking, and eating excessive amounts of chocolate. As well as all that, I have a keen interest in social justice issues and what's going on in the world in general. A lot of things make me pretty angry, and I see it as my duty to make other people aware, so they can be angry, too! Being complacent is just the worst, nothing ever changes if you just stand by and watch...

Name: Sarah
Website URL: http://www.dodgypress.com.au
Registered: 2007-08-13 13:14:18

Publications by Sarah

Leave Kevin Alone!

The Focus, Uncategorized – August 23rd, 2007 by Sarah (2 responses)

Obviously, I could not let this week go by without mentioning The Rudd’s little ’social discrepency’, since everyone has been going on about it for days. In case you’ve been living under some sort of rock, with no media contact of any kind, or contact with any other human beings at all for that matter, the situation is […]

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Young people and politics: the cool factor in being informed

The Focus – August 19th, 2007 by Sarah

It’s election day, 2007. Pen in hand, you’re standing in a booth at your local polling station, somewhat intimidated by the ridiculously sized piece of paper lying in front of you. Reading through the names, your mind wanders. Wow, you think, I could not care any less about this. The sun is shining, the surf […]

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Hey Johnny, here’s a thought!

Bad Ideas – August 16th, 2007 by Sarah

Since hearing of John Howard’s fabulous idea of offering a gap year in the military to school-leavers last week, I haven’t really been able to get it out of my head. It really shows where the Prime Minister’s priorities lie, doesn’t it? I mean, clearly an experience of regimented, disciplined, fascist living is far more […]

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