Articles in the Editorial Category
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Student media, and student publications in particular, form the life blood of the South African journalism industry. Most of the student newspapers around the country have been around since before South Africa even became a republic.
This specific newspaper has been around for 74 years. This obviously means that Perdeby has seen a very wide spectrum [...]
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As I type this I am sitting on the beach, on what should be the middle of my holiday. Unfortunately, it has been cut short by the machinations (I’ve always wanted to use that word, forgive me) of the idiot who decided to break into the Perdeby office in early January and steal our hard [...]
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In the edition published on 15 February, Perdeby ran a story covering the recently held Israeli Apartheid Week (IAW). In response, we received various letters about the article and the event.
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I had an unsteady week last week, for various reasons
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There are a couple of things I don’t want repeated in 2011, and a couple of things I want to spend more time on. For example, it would be great if everyone who thought mullets were cool last year realised the error of their ways.
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Hey guys!
There’s not much to say really. Except that Perdeby is the source of all knowledge and you should listen to everything we have to say. I hope you enjoy this edition. We worked really hard on it (sacrifices were made, people were fired, drama ensued) so please support us. And read the next edition [...]
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Dear Tukkie
Welcome back to the final term of the year. The next few weeks will be crucial in determining whether you proceed to the next academic level or exit the university without a qualification or exit for the job market with a qualifi cation from this prestigious university.
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The announcement of the Student Parliament election results with AfriForum Youth garnering the most votes and…
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It’s all around us; it’s as unavoidable as the morning after and is, at least to me, about as appealing as last week’s “fresh” fish that you discovered in the back of your car. I am talking about the election of the new SRC.
