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Should Botched Overseas Cosmetic Surgery Leave Medicare to Foot Bill?
22 year-old part-time student and retail manager, Anna* — like an increasing number of young women — booked a cosmetic surgery holiday to Thailand, but her budget breast implant operation was more than she bargained for. “When I got to the hospital, I was pretty shocked with what I saw. There were people literally…
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Issue 4, Volume 59, 2013 – Digital Edition
This issue is now available as a Digital Edition on Issuu.
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Infographic: An already unbalanced Debate
The front cover of Tharunka Vol. 59, No. 3 was posted on Facebook. We analyzed the comments that were made on that post to bring you this infographic. The post can be found here: bit.ly/FoetalRightsBill
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No Class— Class War
Twelve minutes. That’s how many minutes I get paid to mark a one-thousand-word essay: to read it, mark it, and give feedback. And then I repeat the process, once over one-hundred times. I doubt that I have ever managed to mark an essay within the given time limit, and I have spent many nights marking…
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And then it just Hit Me.
Thirty years ago, five points of light appeared on the Soviet Union’s early detection system for incoming ballistics. The attack was recorded 80km south-east of Moscow in a small military centre named Serpukhov-15, the western control for Oko: a satellite system designed to monitor missile launches from mainland United States. This detection, if responded to…
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The Real Cost of Blaming the Victim
On St Patrick’s Day, in Steubenville, Ohio, two high schoolers were found guilty of raping a sixteen-year-old girl at a party in August, 2012. In this case, there was a YouTube video of other high schoolers laughing about the assault, describing how they had witnessed it, and how the victim had deserved worse. Photographs were…