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Keeping things fresh Volume 6 Number 10 October 11 - November 7 2010 In an increasingly crowded Melbourne street art scene, the members of the Everfresh crew have continually stood out for their daring and creativity. Now they’ve produced a little black book to prove it. By David Scott. Read more »	Colonel Surry’s insanity Volume 6 Number 10 October 11 - November 7 2010 Associate Professor Neil Cole’s first book raises issues for him that are very close to the bone and difficult to deal with. By Silvia Dropulich. Read more »	Everything happens somewhere Volume 6 Number 10 October 11 - November 7 2010 The spring edition of Meanjin looks at what it takes to make a city. By Silvia Dropulich. Read more »
The man who loved Stead Volume 6 Number 10 October 11 - November 7 2010 University of Melbourne counsellor Darryl Cloonan is fascinated by the author Christina Stead. Writing under the pseudonym Darryl Emmerson, he has written and directed I write what I see, a play which explores the life of the prolific novelist. By Silvia Dropulich. Read more »	Nurturing the next generation Volume 6 Number 10 October 11 - November 7 2010 Kate Darian-Smith – a professor in the University of Melbourne’s School of Historical Studies – is one of nine Melbourne recipients of 2010 Citations for Outstanding Contributions to Student Learning awarded by the Australian Learning and Teaching Council (ALTC). Katherine Smith profiles her career. Read more »	Gymnasium art Volume 6 Number 9 September 6 - October 10 2010 The prestigious $100,000 Basil Sellers Art Prize has been awarded to Perth-based artists Tarryn Gill and Pilar Mata Dupont for their video artwork, “Gymnasium, 2010”. Katrina Raymond reports. Read more »
Understanding our emotional heritage Volume 6 Number 9 September 6 - October 10 2010 In funding a Centre of Excellence for the History of Emotions, the Australian Research Council shows it is thinking beyond individual, single-focus projects for the humanities. Gabrielle Murphy reports. Read more »	Juilliard Winter Jazz School Volume 6 Number 8 August 9 - September 12 2010 To aspiring young performing artists around the world, New York’s famed Juilliard School represents the pinnacle of quality training. Read more »	The legend of Sweeney Volume 6 Number 8 August 9 - September 12 2010 A theatrical delight in horror and madness. By Silvia Dropulich. Read more »
Dungala Kaiela Oration record audience Volume 6 Number 8 August 9 - September 12 2010 When speakers and presenters at the Dungala Kaiela Oration addressed a packed audience in Shepparton last month, they spoke with one voice. Gabrielle Murphy reports. Read more »	Melbourne grads on stage in The Bear Volume 6 Number 3 March 8 - April 12 2010 Victorian Opera’s March season of The Bear/Angelique features Melbourne graduates Jessica Aszodi and Theresa Borg. By Georgia Brooks. Read more »	Potter: New Acquisitions Volume 6 Number 3 March 8 - April 12 2010 An exhibition at the Ian Potter Museum of Art, of works acquired by the University since 2007, will highlight key aspects of how an art collection begins, grows, and gains significance. By Katrina Raymond. Read more »

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