If you don’t ask, you will never find out about the potentially wonderful reward!” was one of the many insightful takeaways from a night of whimsical, comical, and endearing recounts. As we dive into award-winning journalist Fiona Harari’s
Laura D. Tyson. Distinguished Professor of Economics. Haas School of Business. ... Berkeley, USA. Professor Laura D. Tyson is faculty director at the Haas School of Business at the University of California, Berkeley.
This week we celebrate Reconciliation Week in Australia, a time for all Australians to learn about our shared histories, cultures, and achievements, and to explore how each of us can contribute to achieving reconciliation in Australia. Our six
an exciting new series, ‘Image Complex’ – which you can read about in these pages. ... 182 registrations To mark the launch of the Gordon Bennett: Selected Writings, four speakers selected pieces from Bennett’s archive to read, and then responded
Flexible online study in orofacial painOrofacial pain is frequently reported in the general population and it can be severe. It encompasses several conditions that involve medical, dental and psychological variables, such as neuralgia, neuropathic
Last week saw the beginning of classes at the University of Sydney and the return of early mornings and all-nighters for about 60,000 students. In the midst of the whirlwind that is the new semester, residents at Mandelbaum House welcomed Chancellor
The second formal dinner of semester two started off with a beautiful rendition by resident Darron Ho of Adele’s Rolling in the Deep on his Chinese Violin, or Erhu. As guest speaker for the night we were honoured to welcome Kim Ellis, Final
Dr. Sue Morris strides across the room, engaging us with her quick wit and lively lecturing style as she regales the tale of Liam. A hypothetical individual who illustrates the concept of suboptimal thinking, Liam has texted his date after what he