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Summer break is here which means graduates in Sydney are fixing up their resumes and kicking on with work experience to score that full-time gig (or maybe taking a gap year, because - hey, you got your whole life At this end of this year I would have completed my fourth year in full time… Continue reading
Q: To what extent should we befriend instant gratification and doing things differently? A: Always & now I can’t say I’m fan of routine, rituals or rules especially when they’ve been compounded under seasoned expectations and too much fear. However, I do think having a couple of ‘yolo’ stories under your belt (carpe diem for… Continue reading
Italy on a whim is always a good idea post exams, so I packed my bags and took a flight out to Rome. As my first solo trip, I didn’t know really what to expect or who I was going to meet but it was comforting to know that there was a ridiculous number of… Continue reading
When my overly ambitious goal to study ahead of stuvac (study vacation - a classic oxymoron) failed I've resorted to gorging on chocolate bars and cramming all night. Opps sorry brain. It's minus one week which means, hello panic and goodbye social life however what I've noticed is that my fellow peers have all adopted different… Continue reading
A couple of weeks ago I wound up at the Garvan Institute of Medical Research peering through a microscope to look at brain cells. This is what they looked liked... Different coloured lasers expose various parts of the cell. From left to right, blue is the nucleus, green is the outer membrane, red I have… Continue reading
People suggest it may be a good idea to wear your heart on your sleeve, however the reality is that someone might; steal your jumper not give it back We invented the wheel, managed to put a man on the moon and have designed computer systems capable of speech recognition (yay Siri). Overall, seems to… Continue reading
