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What's on Unsw PUzzleS + ReVIeWS S2W11 WHAT’S ON UNSW GIVeAWAYS + MORe 2011 FREE THe GrateS Escape To NYC for Secret Rituals Calming THe PanicS Indie Rock to soothe the soul unsw+syd eVents Crave Food Fest, We Animation, MedShow and more WIN Albums, Movie TIx + Oktoberfest Tips and tricks to Prize PAck keep the crazy at bay brought to you bY 1 welcome inside . I don’t want to alarm anyone but it’s Week 11. I know, WTF? Before you flip out though, just remember that in one week’s time Oktoberfest will be hitting the Roundhouse! And Blitz has the golden tickets, so to speak. We’ll be giving away highly coveted double passes, so don’t go forking out $200 for scalped tickets – that’s just dumb. Head to www.facebook. com/blitzmag, post a pic proving your worthiness and you could be living it up at UNSW’s biggest party. If that’s not enough to pacify you, we’ve got all the tips and tricks you’ll need to tame your monkey mind and Ellie Clay keep the crazy at bay during assessment time (page 8) Blitz Editor plus advice and apps to relax (page 17). We also check [email protected] out Aussie indie rock band The Panics’ new album on page 15, which is ironically very calming, and there 7 15 are plenty of distractions from study on campus this 8 week, like the epic MedShow and the enlivening We 5 Bitz & Pieces Animation Festival (page 11). And what’s a healthy mind without a healthy body? Feed your soul with 7 Blitz Hits On… Guitarist John Patterson Sydney Crave Food Festival (page 14) or chow down on One half of pop outfit, The Grates something closer to home with VeggieSoc (page 18). If all else fails: keep calm and carry on! 8 Tame Your Monkey Mind Tips and tricks to keep the crazy at bay 10 Foreign Film Affairs They may be that person sitting next to Japan’s Norwegian Wood you in your 9am tute, a family member, or your next-door neighbour – we all 11 What’s On UNSW know someone who is suffering from MedShow + We Animation Festival mental health issues. 14 What’s On Sydney As exams loom around the corner, stress levels get Crave Food Fest + Tibetan Lama Talk higher, and stress + copious amounts of caffeine + . sleep deprivation = a cocktail for disaster. One of 15 Calming The Panics . Their latest indie rock creation Ellie Clay the tricks I’ve learnt over the years to deal with the Blitz Editor stress over this period is to set aside a couple of 17 Top 5: Sneaky Exercises [email protected] hours a day for relaxation time. Take a walk, see a Anxiety Uncle movie, grab a bite to eat with a friend – these things Technophile: Apps to Relax Natalie Karam can help you feel balanced. Chair @ Arc Arc Board has recently added student support as 18 Go Clubbing: VeggieSoc [email protected] an element of its mission statement. As part of our commitment to improving the wellness of students, 19 Jobs & Ops we have one of our own interns currently writing a Fashion Campus mental health and wellness policy, which will be passed WAS HERE 20 Critique by Board soon. We also have a Student Support WAS HERE WAS HEREKickArts Manager, David Loonam ([email protected]), who is a pretty good guy to talk to if you ever need some 22 Giveaways [email protected] advice around this time of year. Free [email protected] for Arc membersBITE US! [email protected] BITE US! facebook.com/ Remember: uni has lots of support networks available BITE US! blitzmag – you just need to know where to look for them (inside 23 Vox Pops For freebies + Blitz for a start!). a chance to win WIN Oktoberfest VIP WantWIN free stuff? prize pack Keep a look out for this logo to win [email protected] [email protected] SHOW US T (02) 9385 7715 Editor Ellie Clay Blitz Advertising [email protected] SHOW US THE PO Box 173, Kingsford NSW 2032 Designer Serana Buckman Rates andSHOW enquiries: US THE Level 1, Blockhouse, Lower Campus Writers Andrew Blackie & Mary Azzi Nancy ChungTHE ABN 71 121 239 674 Marketing & Publications (02) 9385 7666 .edu.au T sw n du.a u Email [email protected] Coordinator Susan Fagan .e u . E [email protected] sw c du.a n r email .e u u a w . 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[email protected] of stress the accept I [email protected] SHOW US [email protected] SHOW US THE that top the reach to energy SHOW US THE much so devoted have “I THE .edu.au sw Hit Shit n u. .ed au .u sw c du.a n r email .e u u a w . h lat P ylvia S , r A J ll Be The s c – @ LEGAL n r u email e a . c Fairtrade – 50c extra for an ethical c Insect invasions – Warmeri @ r email LEGAL v e a d EAGLE a c them.” of i cup of coffee? Totally worth it. @ LEGAL weatherv means creepy crawlies, e d c EAGLE a i v cure, but I don’t know many many know don’t I but cure, d EAGLEick ick ick. a World Animal Day – Celebrate our won’t bath hot a that things furry friends on Tues Oct 4 by going Leaked photos – Don’t we see Use your Smartphone EXCLUSIVE few a quite be must “There vego (check out VeggieSoc on page enough of celebs as it is? You Relaxation to scan and read this EXCLUSIVE 18 for more convincing). know, in movies… QR code! EXCLUSIVE Football ie Soccer – The new Light planes – They keep crashing A-League season starts this and yet people still fly in them? On Words weekend, forza Sydney FC! Impending exams – But keep a The Chaser’s Hamster Wheel – lid on the crazy with our tips and Wise Their new show starts spinning tricks on page 8. Wed Oct 5 on ABC. RB_Ads_AUS_Oct_2011_Blitz.indd 1 19/09/2011 15:15 We’re in the move into territory of trying to build exciting times on the legacies of bands We Live on campus at UNSW Village and enjoy an love... that’s exciting, convenient university experience! much more UNSW Village offers a range of stylish, modern apartments exciting than and state-of-the-art facilities. With over a thousand potential carving out friends and access to our unique Live, Learn and Grow JOHN PATTERSON a niche resident life program, there’s never an excuse to be bored! guitarIST for The grateS Café E-library & study centre hOnOrArY neW YOrKer Convenience store High-speed internet DIY merChAnDISe DeSIgner Three-level student lounge Communal kitchen having won a devoted fanbase with their sharp, jagged tunes and manic indie energy, Brisbane two-piece The grates (now minus their drummer) holed up in new York over winter to record their third album, Secret rituals. Blitz caught up with one half of the band, John Patterson, to talk about how the Big Apple gnawed at their sound, their upcoming ‘Summer’s Breath’ tour and, umm… socks. Secret rituals was released in June; how You took a year off to record the album in You’re renowned for being a really have you been finding the reaction? new York; what impact did that have on energetic band onstage, is this similar in It’s been really nice, I think that people are your sound? the studio? still discovering it but it’s also growing on We toured [in the US] for about six No, not really with this record, because them.
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