O Week kicks off today at universities around Australia.
Here we are at the tail end of O Week, which means you're now the proud owner of approximately one million bits of promotional stationery.
"Right now, Sydney Uni is using Consent Matters, a UK-based [consent training,] which is rolling out from Monday when O week starts," she said.
Perhaps we should make it a focus during O Week [editor's note: orientation week] to educate our students about the laws of consent, so that no one may ever revert to Robin Thicke's mantra of "Blurred Lines".
For first year students living off campus, O Week is a period of joining social clubs, working out where lecture theaters are, trying to make friends, and going to parties.
This can be confirmed without any need of research as the line-up is as predictable as teenagers pashing and puking at Whanga over the New Year holiday, and it will be the bands' only chance to earn some cash until O Week kicks off.
Sign up to the VICE Australia newsletter Depending on which university you're at, you've either just finished O Week or are still very much knees deep in nightly Ring of Fire throw-ups and having the exact same conversations about your A-Levels with everyone you meet.
Depending on which university you're at, you've either just finished O Week or are still very much knees deep in nightly Ring of Fire throw-ups and having the exact same conversations about your A-Levels with everyone you meet.
The break also restricted the visibility of progressive organising on campuses to the one or two "socialist" parties with enough of their own off-campus resources to staff a stall during O-week; the calcified Marxist-Leninist cadre on offer remains as uncool as it has ever been, and students have avoided it in droves.
"Well, when O-Week came, I mustered up the courage to socialize.
The Hoof 'n' Horn Cabaret Troupe will be putting on an orientation show across two nights during O-Week.
