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Tag Archives: Hourigan
A straight man’s manifesto for lovers
In which I stand against inaction… I believe that men and women should be together, because love and sex can be among life’s greatest joys. I recognize that as I search for love, or strive to be true to the … Continue reading
I’m back
It’s been over a year. Towards the middle of 2007 I became unsure what image and content this blog was trying to put forward, so I put up a basic placeholder with this short bio: Benjamin Hourigan is the editor … Continue reading
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Tagged Architecture Australia, Architecture Media, Asian Studies, Back Seat, Christian Science Monitor, Drama Studies, English Literature, Hourigan, Independent Studies, Landscape Architecture, Mba Program, Media Publisher, Melbourne Radio, Placeholder, Radio Station, Rmit, University Of Melbourne, University Of Technology, University Of Technology Sydney, Usa Today
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Will trade labour for money
Why don’t you ever see a homeless person in a movie or on TV holding a sign that says that? Why do their signs always say something like “will strip for food”? I suppose it’s because those fictional characters neither … Continue reading
Posted in General, Self
Tagged Abstract, Apple, Credit Card Balance, Desktop Publishing, Fictional Characters, Finding A Job, Homeless Person, Hourigan, Insistence, Iwork, Labour, Length Documents, Money, Resumé Documents, Shame, Signs, Templates, Theses, Word Processing, Working In Japan
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