It’s election season on Australian university campuses.
So you want to be elected as a student representative at your university’s student association or guild? Are you willing to abandon all shame and self-respect for a higher cause? Are you ready to harass students with flyers with the knowledge that it will most likely end up in a university urinal?
If you answered yes to any of these questions, then you may be a perfect candidate. Here’s my step by step guide to winning student elections in 2020, socialist edition.
STEP 1: Choose something to cancel and go overboard
If only for symbolic purposes, this is a must for any student political group to truly make an impact. At the Australian National University, they...
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