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Interview with Brian & Eda | Co-Editors of Craccum 2021
I asked Eda & Brian a few questions about their time as Craccum's Co-Editors for 2021, and asked them for a bit of advice they'd pass on to future Editors as well.
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Interview with Cam & Dan | Co-Editors of Craccum 2020
I asked Cameron & Dan a few questions about their time as Craccum's Editors in 2020, and asked them for a bit of advice they'd pass on to future Editors as well.
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Craccum Throwback | Is ChatGPT All Talk and No Action?
Craccum Throwback | Originally Published in Issue 2, 2023. Is ChatGPT All Talk and No Action? An expert weighs in on the hype surrounding the AI chatbot
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Craccum Throwback | Let's Play Intellectuals
A humorous piece on University exams, espousing escapism and antagonism towards exam supervisors, who are generally harmless. Originally published in the October 1978 issue of Craccum.
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Craccum Throwback | Vanquishing the Model Minority Myth
Five years ago—as Aotearoa was slowly recovering from its first nationwide COIVD-19 lockdown—Flora Xie reminded us of a more culturally pervasive virus inflicting itself among New Zealand's Asian population, the myth of the 'model minority'. [Craccum #14, 2020]
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Craccum Throwback | Frene Ginwala at the Town Hall
A review of Frene Ginwala's talk at the Auckland Town Hall from the April 1972 issue of Craccum.
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Craccum Throwback | "Craccum", March 10, 1927
The very first article, in the very first issue of Craccum, from nearly 100 years ago [Craccum #1, 1927]
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Craccum Throwback | A cartography on filmmaking, criticism, and nostalgia
A constellatory reflection across multiple conversations with friends on the ethics of making, spectating, and remembering cinema.
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Craccum Throwback | Sonic's Least Biggest Fan: AngrySonic
An Interview with Kiwi YouTuber Joel Sheffield (AngrySonic). From uni side hustle to full-time career with 995k Subscribers. [Craccum #2, 2024]
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Craccum Throwback | ICEHOUSE's Iva Davies Interview
An interview with Aussie synth-pop legend Iva Davies on legacy, memories of collbaorations and a forgotten 80s supergroup based in Japan. [Craccum #20, 2024]