playground - october 2015

ISSUE 5 - 2015

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The end of the year is nigh and it's time to start celebrating all the holidays - big and small! We've jammed packed this edition so sit back, relax and start planning those fun end-of-year festivities.

Head over to pages 6-7 to keep up to date with all the things you can do between now and the end of semester, including Geek Trivia, Ride to UTS Day and more. You can also meet our Volunteer of the Year and ActivateUTS Club of the Year on pages 8-9, and read about the amazing contributions they've made to the UTS community.

Interested in seeing how the rich kids spend their holidays? Check it out on pages 10-11. You can also pick up some tips on how to celebrate those fun smaller holidays, such as Oktoberfest and Wear Something Gaudy Day on pages 12-15.

Get into the Christmas spirit with our Naughty and Nice quiz on pages 18-19, before having a read of the do's and dont's of the upcoming Melbourne Cup - a guide for him and for her! We have the usual pages for our regulars to go through, like our Spotted on Campus gallery, health and fi tness tips from Arnie's World, some DIY tips for Christmas, spooky horror-scopes for Halloween and the best drinks recipes for the warm summer months.

We hope you enjoy our last edition of Playground for 2015 and we're looking forward to bringing you more fun, entertainment and frivolity in 2016!

4 WHAT'S ON

6 NEWS (and other stuff)

8 CLUB & VOLLY OF THE YEAR

10 DOLLA DOLLA BILL Y'ALL

12 10 WAYS TO CELEBRATEOKTOBERFEST

14 WEAR SOMETHING GAUDY DAY

16 UTSoC

18 NAUGHTY AND NICE

20 HORROR MOVIES

22 HIS & HER'S GUIDE TOMELBOURNE CUP

24 SPOTTED ON CAMPUS

26 DRAWING CIRCLE

27 SUMMERFEST 2016

28 DRAWING CIRCLE

30 MAKE YOUR OWN CHRISTMAS

34 ARNIE'S WORLD

36 HORROR-SCOPES

40 PUZZLED

42 PREVIEWS

46 HOLIDAY RECIPES

MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAVE A HAPPY & SAFE NEW YEAR!from the whole crew at

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3X3 BASKETBALL (1 DAY TOURNAMENT)

UTS TIME OUT

MELBOURNE CUP

UTS HALLOWEEN PARTY

REDNESDAYS IN THE LOFT (RED PARTY)

GEEK TRIVIA

OKTOBERFEST

UTS SPORTS CLUBS 7KM BAY RUN CHALLENGE

RIDE TO UTS DAY

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HOLIDAYS AHOY!!PARTY TIME!!

18 MARCH OUR NEW AND IMPROVED MUSIC FESTIVAL!SUMMERFEST

FIND OUT MORE INFORMATION ON ALL THESE EVENTS AT WWW.ACTIVATEUTS.COM.AU

Geek Trivia Night

How geeky would you say you are - not even close, or the geekiest of them all? There's only one way to fi nd out! It's time to tease that brain of yours for an evening of rollicking good fun and utter geekdom. Head to The Underground on Friday 9 October for drinks, pizza, awesome prizes, and a chance to geek out like you've never geeked out before! Member tix cost $15, or non-member / at-the-door tix cost $20.

OktoberfestStart your holidays early this year with our very own Oktoberfest! We're kicking off nice and early (Deutsch style), with the tapping of the keg at midday on Friday 9 October. Be sure to strap on some dirndl or lederhosen and join us on the Alumni Green for some delish bratwurst... und German beer!

UTS Sports ClubsBay Run Challenge

Stretch your legs and take part in this year'sBay Run Challenge - a 7km run around Iron Cove, starting at UTS Haberfi eld Club on Saturday 11 October. A free bbq will be available for all participants, and there are stacks of awesome prizes and club grants to be won for UTS Sports Clubs.

REGISTER HERE:

Ride to UTS Day

14 October is Ride to UTS Day - a day of encouraging everyone to improve their health and increase physical activity by riding to uni! Visit this website:

and register under the following name:UTS, 15 BROADWAY, ULTIMO

For more details, visit activateuts.com.au

http://bit.ly/1PUG8qP

www.ride2work.com.au

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3x3BASKETBALL

Why was Cinderella thrown off the basketball team?

... Because she ran away from the ball!!

Attention all b-ballers! For one day only, the Ross Milbourne Sports Hall will be hosting a 3x3 basketball tournament. The tournament takes place on Saturday 24 October, and everyone is welcome to register as either a team or as an individual. For more info or to register now, visit:

Did you know...

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UTS Halloween Party

You are hereby invited to join us in The Underground for the spookiest monster mash of the semester... if you dare! Our official end-of-semester Halloween party (aka the most fun night of 2015) takes place on Friday 30 October from 7pm till late, with tix selling for a cool $20. Angels, demons, clowns or skimpy rabbits - who will you meet... and who will you be?

Melbourne Cup

Dates to Remember!The happiest time of the year is just around the corner... the HOLIDAYS! Over in our little Playground workshop, we're busy preparing for all of them - and not just the big BIG ones that shopping centres remind us about (months in advance). We want to encourage you all to hit the pause button on your routine, and take the time to celebrate something truly important. Let's have a look at just a few of the major holidays that we'll be celebrating this year...

October:10 Hug a Drummer Day

17 Wear Something Gaudy Day (need ideas? skip to page 14!)

19 National Evaluate Your Life Day

November:8 Cook Something Bold and Pungent Day

9 Chaos Never Dies Day

15 Clean Out Your Refrigerator Day

27 Buy Nothing Day

December:5 Bathtub Party Day

11 Ugly Christmas Sweater Day

16 Chocolate Covered Anything Day e.g. check out these onions!

November is World Vegan Month

It will soon be time to don your fanciest fedora and/or fluffiest headpiece for the race that stops everyone in our fine country from doing work - the Melbourne Cup! Down in The Underground on Tuesday 3 November, we'll have a live screening of the race from 2-5pm, with sweeps available on the day and sweet prizes awarded to the best dressed! Sit back and enjoy a $3 glass of bubbly or $10 local beer jugs from midday.

VolunteerAt the ActivateUTS Annual Dinner in September, the Chancellor's Volunteer of the Year Award was awarded to UTS student Sharon Chin. Sharon's commitment to volunteering both on and off campus made her a well deserving recipient of this year's prestigious award.

Sharon is a major contributor to the UTS community through her volunteer work at UTS: SOUL Award - a social leadership and volunteer program for students. She also gives over 20 hours of her week to volunteering at the Ronald McDonald House, the Starlight Express Room and Sydney Eye Hospital, making her a fantastic student ambassador. Sharon's empathy with everyone she interacts with, particularly with children, is exemplary. Her friendly nature, coupled with her willingness to support those around her, makes her a truly valuable addition to the volunteering community.

Sharon is also an active member of The Big Lift and BUiLD Student Society, both of which are focussed on voluntary work. So far this year, she has participated in collaboration with UTS on the National Tree Day and CragCare events.

Congratulations to Sharon! We are so proud to have you as part of the UTS community!

This year's ActivateUTS Club of the Year Award was given to the UTS Society of Communications, who have grown dramatically over the last year. UTSoC is now one of ActivateUTS' biggest clubs and this year has engaged over 500 students as members, with almost 3,000 likes on their Facebook page. The club has created a first year engagement strategy and a mentoring program within the society, to support and encourage communications students with their studies.

Always willing to get involved, we're so lucky to have UTSoC working collaboratively with us at ActivateUTS - promoting and co-hosting events, promoting our services through their publications, participating (and coming second!) in the ActivateSport Interfaculty Club Competition, and writing for this very magazine, Playground ! UTSoC are supportive of Life on Campus and this year have hosted soireés, parties, networking nights and general catch-ups in multiple areas of the University, designed to continually engage with their 500+ members.

Congratulations to the UTS Society of Communications!

You can sign up to UTSoC for a measly $5 through the ActivateUTS website, the UTSoC Facebook page or by simply attending one of their events.

[email protected]

www.utsoc.com.au

www.utsoc.com.au/blog

www.facebook.com/utsoc

Instagram: @utsoc

Twitter: @utsoc

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UTSoC is hosting another influential Careers Night this October!

We've got an amazing line up of speakers, not to mention drinks, canapés, and networking.Keep an eye out for the official event on the UTSoC Facebook page for bookings and keynote speakers!

With summer fast approaching, we're all starting to fantasise about how we'd love to spend our holidays. Yours may include getting a tan on

the beach, throwing a bbq with some mates, maybe playing a

board game or two... but not for all. Here's a tiny glimpse into

the lives of the world's filthy rich kids and what they get up

to on their holidays (which, by the looks of it, is a pretty

regular occurrence). Opulent, excessive, and unapologetic in

their boastfulness - we can only dream of some of the things these

young people post on Instagram!

For more absurd and over the top pics, check out The Rich Kids of Instagram.

Expensive modes of transport, giant bottles of booze, water-related activities, and pooches on private planes.

If you were one of these kids... how would you waste your money?

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1. Drink some beer

2. Dress up in your nicest dirndl or lederhosen (or cheap alternatives from eBay will also do the trick - let's be honest, the next time you will wear it will be next October)

3. More beer

4. Und beer...

5. Und beer!

6. Dine on some hendl, schweinebraten, wurstl accompanied with some brazen, knodel, reiberdatschi and who could forget, sauerkraut!

7. Und beer!

8. Und beer!!

9. Und beer!!!

10. Head to the Alumni Green on Friday October 9 from 12pm (das shameless plug)

Oktoberfest is an important part of

Bavarian culture, and has been since 1810!

Here’s a fun fact though - it actually commences

in late September, and runs for 16 days. It's

now celebrated around the world though with each country adapting

their own take on it, so everyone can release their inner Bavarians!

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Do you ever find yourself feeling bored with the all uniforms you have to wear? Uni outfits, work uniforms, going-out clothes, exercise clothes... there's just too many rules out there. But this October, we're throwing all the conventions for proper dress out the window and celebrating 'Wear Something Gaudy Day'!

This obscure little day was first declared a holiday on the 1970's tv show "Three's Company", and has today become the perfect opportunity to celebrate

individuality. There's plenty of ways to wear something gaudy - just have a look through your cupboard for clashing colours and patterns, anything bold, bright, or outlandish. The point is to stand out, so go wild!

'Wear Something Gaudy Day' takes place on a Saturday this year, so make sure you really make a day of it. You could check out your nearest thrift shop with some mates, take an attention-grabbing stroll through the city, or even host a colourfully gaudy picnic (hint: definitely get some food colouring!)

WINTER. IT'S STILL COMING. IT'S BEEN A LONG WAIT, ONE THAT HAS LASTED WHAT SEEMS TO BE AN ETERNITY. SERIOUSLY, THE FIRST VOLUME OF GAME OF THRONES WAS PUBLISHED IN 1996. IT'S BEEN 19 YEARS. I'VE LEGITIMATELY BEEN WAITING ALL MY LIFE.

THE WAIT APPEARED TO BE BRIEFLY SUSPENDED WITH THE RELEASE OF SEASON FIVE. BUT THAT JUST MEANT THAT I HAD HOURS OF KIT HARINGTON TO WATCH, WHEN I SHOULD HAVE BEEN CATCHING UP ON THE READINGS I HADN'T DONE THROUGHOUT THE SEMESTER. I WAS NEITHER MENTALLY NOR EMOTIONALLY PREPARED FOR THIS TEMPTATION.

SAFE TO SAY THE SEASON WAS SINGULARLY RESPONSIBLE FOR SOME OF US FAILING AT LEAST TWO SUBJECTS LAST SEMESTER. WHILST I WAS WAITING FOR THAT CHILL INDUCING FINALE, I THOUGHT: WHAT BETTER WAY TO DISTRACT MYSELF FROM THE FAILURE THAT WAS MY LAST TORTS ESSAY (SERIOUSLY - SHOCKING), THAN TO WRITE AN ARTICLE ABOUT THE SHOW THAT ENVELOPS THE LIVES OF ALL STUDENTS. THE RESULT :

9 GAME OF THRONES CHARACTERS WHO ARE JUST GLORIFIED UNI STUDENTSTYRION LANNISTEROf the struggles that have dwarfed you most of your life, uni is one of the biggest. Some of its less appealing features (readings, lectures, class, etc.) just get you down. The pick me up: inebriation. You'll be paying for more than just debts, my friend.

DAENERYS TARGARYENYou are the Beyoncé of the GoT world and the Khaleesi of uni. Beautiful. Powerful. Territorially maternal. But you're so busy being queen of everything that moves, that your presence at events is actually quite rare. The question on everyone's lips: will you ever actually show up?

JOFFREY BARATHEONYou're a douchebag.

VARYS THE SPIDERYou are the student who somehow knows, and is involved with, everything. Either your brain is actually a biological sponge or you somehow find time to attend lectures. You're on at least five committees, execs on three, yet still have time to finish readings, socialise, and knit blankets for charity.

How?

UTSoC is your point of call for any communication need. We've got

connections, we've got the drinks, and we've got your back. To read

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KHAL DROGODammit Khal, your luscious locks put Tangled to shame. But you know better than to hide those curls in a bun; your braided ponytail is an eff eminate dream. Mondays will never be the same.

JORAH MORMONTA mormont of silence for this friend-zoned student. You are in allegiance with one of the most beautiful people at uni. They're smart. Sophisticated. Somewhat sexy with the whole 'dragon, mother of earth' thing. But you never stood a chance against the 'horse-faced lord of all' contender. Chin up.

MARGAERY TYRELLYou always look impeccable. While everyone else is sporting pj bottoms and oversized hoodies, you somehow manage to look like a poster girl for Burberry circa 1300 every day of the week. Please teach.

NED STARKThe noblest and most honourable of students, you stand out in Stark contrast to the other, more fi ckle, bodies at uni. You embrace your degree with impassioned enthusiasm and are loved by all, destined for great things.

But then you dropped out. And we didn’t hear from you again. You're just - gone.

JON SNOWYou know nothing.

BY CASSEY COLEMAN

CINDERELLA

WICKED STEP FAMILY

MAVERICK

JACK DAWSON

MR DARCY

DOROTHY

GHOSTBUSTERS

BEATRIX KIDDO

TONY STARK

MICHONNE

DAVID

STAY PUFT MARSHMELLOW MAN

MR WICKHAM

THE GOVERNOR

CAL HOCKLEY

IVAN VANKO

ICEMAN

GOLIATH

WICKED WITCH

BILL

WE'RE MAKIN' A LIST AND CHECKIN' IT TWICE, BUT HOW GOOD ARE YOU AT SORTING OUT WHO IS NAUGHTY, AND WHO IS NICE? TAKE OUR LITTLE QUIZ TEST BY MATCHING UP THE GOODIES WITH THEIR BADDIES!

SHANNON DOHERTY

TORI SPELLING

IMPERATOR FURIOSA

SHREK

GANDALF

BROOMHILDA

KRISTOFF

OFELIA

DAVE

SERENA VAN DER WOODSEN

PAPA SMURF

COUNT RUGEN

GARGAMEL

SARUMAN

GEORGINA SPARKS

HANS GRUBER

HAL 9000

THE PALE MAN

HANS OF THE SOUTHERN ISLES

INIGO MONTOYA

ROAD RUNNER

JOHN MCCLANE

LORD FARQUAAD

CALVIN CANDIE

WILE E. COYOTE

IMMORTAN JOE

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Horror has been one of the most popular genres in cinema all over the world for over a hundred years. Since the 1950’s it was established as the cornerstone of mainstream cinema and in recent times the genre has blossomed into a cult industry with a new generation of followers.

The 1920s saw many monsters you would read about like Frankenstein, vampires, hunchbacks, Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde, come into the movie world. The 1930s released classics like Dracula and Frankenstein, staring Boris Karloff and Bela Lugosi, filled with thrills and cutting edge cinematography it also saw the sequels well into the 1940s.

During the 1950s british company Horror Film Productions were well known for producing monster films staring Peter Cushing and Christopher Lee in Frankenstein, Dracula, The Mummy and many more that were made until the 1970s. The 1960s saw the great classic produced by George Romero, Night of the Living Dead.

The 1970s was known as the horror blockbuster era, with much larger budgets and higher quality production in movies like The Exorcist, The Omen, Dawn of the Dead, Texas Chainsaw Massacre and Wes Craven’s The Hill Have Eyes.

During this time sci-fi horror was branching out with films like Alien, The Evil Dead staring Bruce Campbell who was made popular in the horror cult industry from Evil Dead and other cult classic Army of Darkness.

The 1980s saw a new wave of monsters such as Freddy Krueger and Michael Myer’s and also sequels from the movies Halloween, Friday the 13th and Nightmare on Elm Street.

Nowadays, Horror has seen old classics released on DVD which has attracted a new generation of fans and allowed for the genre to blossom into a cult industry of it’s own with horror conventions and zombie walks held worldwide, merchandise, special movie screening and is spreading across thousands of dedicated horror enthusiats on social media.

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HER GUIDEHIS GUIDEWhat a night MARESources say (meaning the internet just told us) that the biggest no-no a gal could do at the Melbourne Cup... is take her shoes off. Tsk Tsk. Of course, the shoes you choose for the day will all depend on where you watch the race. If you're on campus, then you're more than welcome to wear your daggiest kicks (if that's what you feel comfiest in). But if you're planning to go somewhere where everyone's dolled up, you might find yourself seduced into wearing something gorgeous, something flattering... something utterly foot-destroying. You already know the risks - if your feet hurt, avoid those beautiful shoes that you love, but don't actually want to wear. Wear something that won’t slice and dice your flesh, and try to be good to your feet. They love you so much.

But I can't giddyup!On a day when no one wants to work, you could be in for some serious fun and possibly lots of drinking. If you're one of these people, then always remember to have a drop or two of that scrumdiddlyumptious H20. Lots of people start Melbourne Cup, but not everyone finishes. Water - it's delicious!

Get off your high horseIt's easy to get pedantic about the itty bitty details of your outfits if you care too hard. We hear that it's a massive fashion faux pas to wear an oversized / mis-matching hat with your Melbourne Cup outfit. Pffft... not for us. We at Playground encourage you to wear something wild and impractical. Seriously, we have so few days in the year when it's acceptable to wear a humungous headpiece. Go on, we dare you.

Woah, woah! Hold your horses!It's Melbourne Cup day, and for some reason, you are really keen to throw lots and lots of money at the races because you are feeling lucky (even if you're in debt / haven't got money for dinner). We would say that there is an easy solution to this, but there never will be. Just enjoy yourselves, take it easy, don't hurt yourself and try to keep a quiet eye on your funds.

Quit horsing aroundLet's face it... on a day like Melbourne Cup day, it's possible that you'll be having a few drinks in preparation for the big race. Whatever you do, try not to make the mistake of jumping on the phone and sending rude, inappropriate or blurry photos of you and your mates to people who don't want to see them, e.g. your mum, your dad or your boss. Unless, of course, your mum, your dad and your boss enjoy seeing pics of you and your mates drunk and in compromising positions (then... by all means, go right ahead). We would also suggest that you avoid posting stuff on Facebook that makes people think a spider is crawling up and down your keyboard (ejfhwer..ewtgwerytwe,.ewqrweq!ewstg!!) On the receiving end, we just don't understand what you're saying.

You're never pasture primeSo the day is going really well, you're with mates, and everyone is looking awesome in their nice clothes. The natural high of the day is making you feel confident - sometimes to the point where you think it's probably okay to hit on a friend. Hmm...sounds strange, but surprisingly happens a lot on Melbourne Cup day. Keep your wits about you - it might be the race that stops the nation, but it's also just a regular Tuesday. Try your best not to hit on your mates today. Unless....

Hay, that's a good idea!Melbourne Cup is one of the few occasions throughout the year where you get to rock your favourite light blue, fluro or floral suits. If the ladies are allowed to wear ginormous fascinators, then let's rock out with our coolest and most stylish suits!

You whinny some... and you lose someWe understand that we're all on tight budgets - but Melbourne Cup is probably the only occasion of the year where you're more willing to have a punt. Set some money aside (that hasn't already been set aside for booze) for a little flutter - even $5. Don't bet the favourites either - they never win. Put $1 on a mystery trifecta and hope for the best!

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KEEP NOURISHED AND HYDRATED!If you're feeling a bit lethargic or low on energy, have a banana before you exercise. It provides you with the fuel you need for a good workout. It's also recommended to have a good mix of carbs and protein to give you enough energy. Remember to stay hydrated as well, so always bring along your water bottle.

OBSERVE A CLASSWe've got a great range of classes down at our on-campus gym, ActivateFit on Harris. But you don't want to waste your time in a class that isn't right for you. Have a chat to one of our staff who will be able to fi ll you in on what to expect in the particular classes, otherwise have a look at the start of a class for 5-10 minutes to see what it's like.

BE EFFICIENTGot a spare 30 minutes in between tutes? You can get the same results in a shorter amount of time by increasing the intensity of your workouts. Doing some HIIT (high-intensity interval training) or super-setting will help increase your strength, as well as your cardio and therefore burn fat faster.

FOAM ROLLERSGod this can be painful, but you'll feel so much better for it! Foam rollers can help massage your muscles, help you stay nice and fl exible as well as help prevent injury. It's a good way to warm down after a workout.

DISREGARD THE GENDER TRAPDon't stick to the stereotype that boys go to the weights room and girls go to the classes. Especially at ActivateFit, you'll see a lot of guys having a go at our classes and ladies on the main fl oor with weights. Mix it up - do a bit of both each week.

GIVE YOURSELF A BREAKIt's always good to push yourself during your workouts, but there are some days where you just can't or you might not be able to push out as many reps as you've done before. But that's OK! Cut yourself some slack - it's good to have some days where you go at an easier pace so you feel refreshed.

If you've got some pointers on how you best utilise your time during a workout, we're keen to hear them! Just head to our Facebook page and shoot them all through.

SEE YOU AT THE GYM SOON!

REFERENCES:- www.smh.com.au/lifestyle/diet-and-fi tness- www.popsugar.com.au/fi tness

www.activatefi t.com.au

www.facebook.com/activatefi tonharris

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SCORPIO23 OCT - 22 NOV

Legend has it that all scorpios are actually descendants of the mighty 'Scorpion King' - you know, like the Egyptian biopic with The Rock in it. Be sure to look to the stars on the night of the 24th of October, and you will see the shape of Dwayne Johnson in the sky. Believe in his power, and he will guide you to enlightenment. Never stop trusting the scorpion. He's watching over you.

AHH! AHH!

AHH!

SAGITTARIUS22 NOV - 22 DEC

As the full moon rises on the 27th of October, you will feel a sudden rush of blood run through your body. Your breath will shorten as your hairs stand on end. Quite suddenly you will become overwhelmed by an acute sense of hunger, do not fight this feeling for it is part of the beauty of this curse.

CAPRICORN 22 DEC - 20 JAN

Friday, the 30th of October is 'Frankenstein Friday'. It's the perfect opportunity to spend time polishing your neck bolts, brushing your fringe forward and growing a flat top hair do. Those facial scars we've been hiding all these years will become your pride and joy. As for those dark circles under your eyes - embrace them!

AQUARIUS 20 JAN - 18 FEB

At some point this month you'll fly back in time to 1967 when the song 'Age of Aquarius' was written. You'll suddenly want to grow side burns, have lots of body hair, wear flares, floral prints, go-go boots and turtle neck jumpers. Embrace your hippy self and let the horror of 1960s fashion shine through.

PISCES 18 FEB - 20 MAR

At the start of November, you will have the sudden urge to wonder if your girlfriend was hot like me. You will have the sudden urge to wonder if your girlfriend was a freak like me. Then suddenly, you will get this extremely catchy song stuck in your head and life will be so awesomely amazing that you burst out into a sexy jig.

ARIES 20 MAR - 20 APR

Your heart skips a beat when a hottie from your local coffee shop slips you their number on your coffee order. Wait... it's actually just the order number. Shouldn't you have realised that when there were only 4 numbers? Horoscope wise, we detect nothing for you - nup, nada, zilch - refer to Leo.

TAURUS 20 APR - 21 MAY

We sense... hmm... we sense that you will consume something rather unsavoury on or around the 23rd of October. This is not going to be a very pleasant time for you at all. If we were in your position, we would probably get some Imodium as soon as possible. No bull.

GEMINI 21 MAY - 21 JUN

When you think you are alone you may feel a disturbing presence. Look down and you may find you are casting two shadows, but with only a single lightbulb to be seen. Look in the mirror if you dare, your dark twin knows you very well.

CANCER 21 JUN - 22 JUL

Oh sweet Cancer, you are in luck. You will have crabs. No, no… not those crabs, you dirty people. Actual crabs will be drawn to you this month and become your loyal servants, answering to your every need. That is... until you cook them and make the most delicious bisque ever... mmm...

LEO 22 JUL - 23 AUG

Let your inner beast shine through, as the 28th of October is 'Plush Animal Lovers Day'. Expect lots of random kisses and cuddles. There's a chance you'll be stuffed upside down into a child's back pack and passed around a class room by horrific, excited, dirty munchkins. Sad but true!

VIRGO 23 AUG - 23 SEP

You're normally a very logical person, but on the 12th of December, you will become completely convinced that the world is flat. Those who say otherwise will drive you mad with rage. Be advised not to engage with any strangers during this time... who knows what you're capable of?!

LIBRA 23 SEP - 23 OCT

Do NOT get on any buses on the 8th of November. Seriously, don't! Every year on this day, bus drivers become more attuned to the sweet smell of a Libran. Your Libran smell can hypnotise a bus driver until they are wild with desire. This just ruins public transport for all non-Librans, as bus drivers will abandon all their duties to be close to you. And smell you. You've been warned. Don’t ruin it for the rest of us.

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ACROSS4. The ingredient in fresh milk, devoured by bacteria to cause a sour taste

5. The official language of Nigeria

6. The world's largest ocean

8. What do you do when you nictate?

9. The Australian state of the Franklin River

11. The capital of Spain

13. The most widely spoken language in the world

15. The main ingredient of beer

17. This movie won the Oscar for Best Picture in 2000

19. The world's biggest island

24. The citric acid in this fruit juice can dissolve a pearl

25. The largest planet in our Solar System

26. The official language of Brazil

27. The model who appeared topless in the self-penned 1993 novel "Pirate"

29. Which country has the Dong as its currency?

30. The ballet term for a 360-degree turn on one foot

DOWN1. What does a paleontologist study?

2. The only U.S. state to begin with the letter P

3. This continent is cut into equal halves by the Tropic of Cancer

7. The town Sir Donald Bradman

10. The longest river in Europe

12. This Victorian town was originally called Sandhurst

14. The most watched UK tv show of all time

16. This part of the body has the smallest bones

18. The seat and carpet colour of the Australian Senate

20. The largest and densest of the four rocky planets

21. The ocean in which the Titanic sank

22. Where the Olympics were held in 1980

23. May Queen, Wisley Crab and Lane’s Prince Albert are all species of what?

28. The largest state in the United States of America

(ANSWERS) ACROSS: (4) LACTOSE (5) ENGLISH (6) PACIFIC (8) BLINK (9) TASMANIA (11) MADRID (13) MANDARIN (15) WATER (17) GLADIATOR (19) GREENLAND

(24) LEMON (25) JUPITER (26) PORTUGUESE (27) FABIO (29) VIETNAM (30) PIROUETTE DOWN: (1) FOSSILS (2) PENNSYLVANIA (3) AUSTRALIA (7) COOTAMUNDRA

(10) VOLGA (12) BENDIGO (14) EASTENDERS (16) EAR (18) RED (20) EARTH (21) ATLANTIC (22) MOSCOW (23) APPLES (28) ATLANTA

Geek Trivia is back!

On Friday, the 9th of October, head down to the Underground from 6.00pm and have fun showing off your geeky side. Get all your friends together, try to answer questions you know absolutely nothing about and win some awesome prizes.

Tickets available from Club execs and at ActivateHQ information desk, Building 1 Level 3.

All those with a pre-purchased ticket will receive a free drink on the night!

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SPECTREDirected by: Sam MendesCast: Daniel Craig, Christoph Waltz,Léa Seydoux, Ralph FiennesGenre: Action | AdventureIn theatres: 12 November

In Bond movie number 24, we see the world's most unbeatable secret agent on a quest to

expose the truth behind SPECTRE, a global terrorist organisation. Similar to previous Bond fi lms, Spectre will include an assignment from M, big bad explosions, gorgeous cars in chase scenes, gadgets and gizmos a-plenty, and a couple of heartbreakingly beautiful women in formalwear.

STEVE JOBSDirected by: Danny BoyleCast: Michael Fassbender,Kate Winslet, Seth RogenGenre: Biography | DramaIn theatres: 8 October

Sit back and feel the cinematic heartbreak, as we follow the trials and tribulations

of Steve Jobs, and observe his ability (or inability) to keep a healthy work/life balance. Rumours are circulating that Michael Fassbender is tipped for an Oscar for this movie. So he should be... Michael Fassbender is an incredible actor. You ever see him in Shame? So good!

FREEHELDDirected by: Peter SollettCast: Julianne Moore, Ellen Page,Steve Carell, Michael ShannonGenre: Biography | Drama | RomanceIn theatres: 26 November

For those of you wanting something heart-warming and beautiful to watch this break

is the inspiring true story of New Jersey police lieutenant Laurel Hester. After she's diagnosed with terminal cancer, Laurel fi ghts to have her pension benefi ts passed on to her domestic partner. With A-listers Julianne Moore and Ellen Page in the lead roles, this upcoming love story is a feature-length adaptation of Cynthia Wade's 2007 Oscar-winning short fi lm, also titled Freeheld.

THE HUNGER GAMES:MOCKINGJAY, PART 2Directed by: Francis LawrenceCast: Jennifer Lawrence, Josh Hutcherson, Liam Hemsworth, Woody HarrelsonGenre: Sci-Fi | AdventureIn theatres: 19 November

After an epic fail with the offi cial Mockingjay Part 2 poster (involving a very rude word splashed across Jennifer Lawrence's face), the revolutionary Hunger Games fi nally draws to an end. The nation of Panem is in the middle of a full-blown war and it's up to the 'girl on fi re' to save... well, everyone. It may not be over, however, as Lionsgate Films are now talking prequel and sequel possibilities. Ka-ching!

CRIMSON PEAKDirected by: Guillermo del ToroCast: Mia Wasikowska, Tom Hiddleston, Jessica ChastainGenre: Horror | FantasyIn theatres: 15 October

A period piece about a sweet, young author who falls in love with a hot, suspicious-looking man. As fate would have it, the hot stranger inevitably takes the young author back to his place - a remote gothic mansion, full of scary things.

Apparently, after seeing an early screening of the fi lm, novelist Stephen King (the all-time master of horror) labelled Crimson Peak "gorgeous and just f!@#ing terrifying”. Look out!

EDWARD SCISSORHANDSDirected by: Tim BurtonCast: Johnny Depp, Winona Ryder, Vincent PriceGenre: Fantasy | RomanceReleased: March 1991

This Christmas, let's go back in time to a movie that tugs the heartstrings. In a weird and fantastical world created by Tim Burton, Edward Scissorhands tells us a story of loneliness, romance and snowfall - yep... snowfall. We see Johnny Depp in

his fi rst-ever Burton movie, as a scary-looking man with scissors for hands and the gentlest soul in the world. Burton and famous composer Danny Elfman have both named Edward as their "most personal and favourite work". Nowadays, you can see Johnny Depp in just about everything, but none compare to this. The perfect Christmas movie to revisit these holidays!

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THE HATEFUL EIGHTDirected by: Quentin TarantinoCast: Samuel L. Jackson, Kurt Russell, Jennifer Jason LeighGenre: Western In theatres: 14 January 2016

In January 2014, Tarantino fans all over the globe lost their minds when the script for The Hateful Eight was leaked. Suffi ce it to say that Tarantino was pretty P-O'd, and he threatened to shelve the project completely. Nearly two years on, the movie is back on track with a reworked (and no doubt better) script, and fi nally a release date! This one is set in post-Civil War Wyoming, with bounty hunters, blizzards... and betrayal!

STAR WARSDirected by: J.J. AbramsCast: John Boyega, Daisy Ridley, Andy Serkis, Harrison Ford, Carrie Fisher, Mark HamillGenre: Sci-Fi | Fanstasy | AdventureIn theatres: 17 December

Get your costumes on, folks. The latest Star Wars movie stars a bunch of fresh new faces,

mixed in with our all-time faves (yes, Han Solo, Princess Leia AND Luke Skywalker are back). We hear that even poster maestro Drew Struzan (the artist who made the famous posters for Indiana Jones, Back to the Future, the old Star Wars episodes and more) came out of retirement to do the Episode VIII poster... and it looks amazing!

THE NIGHT BEFOREDirected by: Jonathan LevineCast: Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Seth Rogen, Anthony MackieGenre: ComedyIn theatres: 3 December

This upcoming comedy is the perfect Christmas fl ick for those of you who love

a bit of holiday silliness. It tells the story of three best buds who come together every Christmas Eve to celebrate their friendship... with a side of debauchery. As the three 'enter adulthood', they strive to have the naughtiest night of all bylooking for the Holy Grail of Xmas parties - 'the Nutcracka Ball'!

DUOLINGOWant to learn a foreign language? If so, Duolingo is a great app that can teach Danish, Dutch, English, French, German, Italian, Swedish and Spanish. It's fun, free and regarded as one of the best apps for learning a language. The app has been available since 2012 and works by developing a "tree" of skills, so you can go progress through range of levels and challenges. The graphics are helpful and there's lots of clever techniques to help understand the spelling of words, their usage and pronunciation. The best part is you can improve your langauge skills by challenging others to a language duel.

MARVEL'SJESSICA JONESCast: Krysten Ritter,David Tennant, Mike Colter, Rachael Taylor, Carrie-Anne MossGenre: Superhero | DetectiveReleased: 20 November

Things just don't slow down for the guys over in the Marvel Cinematic Universe! Coming soon to Netfl ix is the story of Jessica Jones, played by Krysten Ritter (you may recognise her as Jane in Breaking Bad, or as Chloe in Don’t Trust the B---- in Apartment 23). We meet Jones suff ering from PTSD after her superhero career comes to a tragic end. She then decides to open her own agency as a private investigator, dealing with cases in and around New York. Also starring in the show is ex-Doctor Who, David Tennant!

BLACKBARBlackbar is an interactive guessing game that takes place in the future. In the game, you receive letters addressed to Vi, written by Kenty and you know nothing of their relationship. Some of the words in their letters have been censored by the fi ctional Department of Communication and it's your job to fi gure out the censored words and work out their story. Hints to censored words can be found by examining previous letters or background information. Blackbar starts off slowly, but as you progress it picks up quickly and becomes quite addictive and fun game.

AMERICAN HORROR STORY: HOTELCast: Lady Gaga, Sarah Paulson, Evan Peters, Kathy Bates,Angela Bassett, Wes Bentley, Chloë Sevigny, Emma RobertsGenre: Horror | DramaReleased: 7 October

The fi fth season of American Horror Story is said to be bloodier, darker and more horrifying than ever. This time, we investigate a series of brutal murders, with all clues pointing to the mysterious Hotel Cortez. Lady Gaga will be joining the cast as the hotel's owner, Elizabeth, and a number of old favourites from past seasons will be back in the brand new setting. They say that after the fi rst week of fi lming, Lady Gaga threw the cast and crew a massive hotel-themed party at her place and dyed her swimming pool a sickening blood red - a fantastically disgusting idea for Halloween!

SAN CISCOYou may remember these guys as our headliners at this year's O'Fest in semester! Fresh off the release of their second album, Gracetown, earlier this year, the Fremantle foursome are ready to take their funky cool tunes around to the regional areas of Australia.

If you fancy a short little getaway up to the Central Coast, then make sure you catch their show! Don't forget to bring your IDs as this is an 18+ event.

Saturday 17 October The Entrance Leagues Club,Bateau Bay

Tix: bit.ly/1IXxceb

SCULPTURE BY THE SEA 19TH ANNUAL BONDI EXHIBITION'Sculpture by the Sea' is back again this year along the beautiful coastal walk between Bondi and Tamarama. The view is already amazing, but accompanied with the amazing temporary sculpture park that features hundreds of sculptures by artists both locally or from around the world, this is one event you should not miss! And what's more, it's FREE! Make a day of it - head to Bondi Beach for a swim, then walk or run along the coastal walk. Check the website out for more info.

22 October - 8 November www.sculpturebythesea.comexhibitions/bondi.aspx

SMOKEY JOE AND THE KIDMeet the delightfully evil French duo known as Smokey Joe and the Kid, the menacing combination of a Bordeaux-based producer and a Parisian master of Turntablism. Together they transport us back in time as gangsters running the streets of 1930s Chicago, and with the help of their accomplices, deliver a classy mix of hip hop and electro with the groove and melodies of early 20th century swing. Percussion solos played with scratches, beats and melodies banged out on the MPC, everything is performed live, making for a slick and captivating performance. Hard at work since 2011, their Soundcloud boasts countless original tracks and remixes, such as the Halloween-themed remix of 'Don’t Scream' by Chinese Man, who are a renowned French trip-hop collective.

soundcloud.com/smokey-joe

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APPARATBerlin based DJ, Apparat is gracing our shores for the first time in 5 years to perform an intimate DJ set at Darlinghurst’s Oxford Art Factory. He's an award-winning producer who needs no intro, who started out doing techno, but now creates ambient music, where his eclectic tastes know no boundaries.

Tickets will go fast for this event, so don't miss this great chance for a special extended DJ set.

Friday 20 November Oxford Art Factory Tix: bit.ly/1UTS2C7

TROPFESTHead to Centennial Park any time from 3pm for an awesome day full of live music, entertainment, tasty food and drink and the premiere of some of the most incredible short films that this country has to offer. The screening of the films commence at 7:30pm but it's great to make a day of it - just bring along a picnic rug, sun protection essentials in case it's a hot day and a raincoat if the weather is not the best! Aerogard is a must too. Oh, and the best part is that this event is FREE too!

Sunday 6 December Centennial Park www.tropfest.com/au

SWINDLEMeet Swindle, a bass heavy jazz dub band cross electronic act so difficult to define, they have opted to tag most of their original tracks with simply '#Swindle' on Soundcloud.

Taking live music to the next level, Swindle offer a sound like no other, coupling the raw powerful sounds of brass instruments and live drums over deep and dark baselines. One minute you're hit with face melting bass, then before you know it, you are eased effortlessly into a smooth jazzy interlude, and then 'oooh what's that?' you ask. Yes my friend, you're hearing the sounds of a grand piano solo delivered over tropical bass... huge.

Their upcoming album is called Peace, Love & Music, which is the result of two years touring globally. Their Soundcloud features a single off this album titled 'London to LA,' which is exceptionally fresh and our track recommendation.

soundcloud.com/swindleuk

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