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A rivcoll SrC Publication ©2013

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EDITOR’S LETTER

4 EDITORial

4 Presidents report

8 csu green

More Stuff~!

13 student recipe

14 flowchart

16 csureddieswrapup

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contentsHungappa2013

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Hungappa

Editor in ChiefWilliam Whiting

PrinteryCSU Print

WebsiteHungappa.Rivcoll.com

EmailHungappa@Rivcoll.com

Join The Team!

If you are interested in joining the Hungappa team in any of the above roles, or maybe you are just interested in writing for us, do not hesitate to come and see myself in the Rivcoll office or send me an email to hungappa@Rivcoll.com!

Hungappa Is a Wiradjuri word meaning -“to spread the word” , “to crow about”

Contact Us: Hungappa@Rivcoll.com

More Information About Us:

Hungappa is a Rivcoll SRC publication and the opi-nions expressed within are not necessarily those of

the editor, staff or student members. Association by person or companies with Hungappa does not necessarily refelct the religious, political, sexual,

or racial beliefs of those parties.

The editor and Rivcoll SRC do not accept respon-sibility for any omission, errors, misconceptions

or the views and opinions contained in any article accepted for publication. The editor reserves the right to edit or reject any articles submitted for

publication.

WRITE TO THE HUNGAPPA TODAY!

The Hungappa is written BY STUDENTS, FOR STUDENTS! As a Rivcoll SRC Publication you can

get paid for your submissions.

$15 for an article of more than 500 words$5 BONUS Every 3rd Article in a row

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More than 1000 words and you may be eligible to have a FEATURE ARTICLE and be on the cover,

worth $30.

See Rivcoll.com for the full details on what you could get, or send an email to the editor at

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Editorial

OH WOW. We finally did it. End of week 7, the last week. Yay. Whoo. It’s so close I can taste it, but it’s not going to be that easy, I have two massive as-signments taunting me this week, god damn, just thinking about them makes my head hurt and my toes itchy.

Then exam weeks for most, I wish you the best of luck and remember to hide cheat sheets in every orifice you have.

Next session is going to be huge, as I have quite a few things in the works, but you will have to wait and see what they are so make sure you pick up the first edition next session.

Remember to submit stuff dur-ing the break so we can make the first edition back a big one.

I’d also like to take this time to Welcome our new Rivcoll SRC President, Hannah Milnes, who is taking over from Jack Bar-wick.

Goodluck Hannah, hope no one stabs you in the back.

If you don’t know who she is, she is the lovely lady on the this weeks front cover.

Enjoy the break, be safe and I’ll see you all out front of the Hun-gappa stand next session.

-Will Whiting -Editor in Chief -Hungappa@Rivcoll.com

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Hi there!

My name is Hannah and I have recently been elected to be your new Rivcoll SRC President! I am super excit-ed to take on this role, and cannot wait to get started.

First off, a little about my-self: I’m a second year Ra-diography student, I live down in good ol’ Nappy Alley, my hometown is Al-stonville (North Coast of NSW) and I have an un-healthy passion for apple juice.

I would just like to say a quick thank you to Jack Barwick, our previous Riv-coll President for his sup-port throughout this presi-dential change. I hope I can do you proud :)

During my term as Presi-dent I aim to help out as many people as I possibly can, and to help this Uni-versity become a happier, fun-filled place! I put it to you, the CSU Wagga Wag-ga student body, to come forward and suggest ways in which we can improve our campus.

A New EraI would like you all to know that I am a very approach-able person, and I would be so happy for you to come to me with suggestions, or just post them on the Riv-coll Facebook page, (add us as a friend, just search Rivcoll SRC)! I really would like to explore more ways, in which we can spruce up this campus, so please, suggest away.

Anytime you feel like you need some help, do not hesitate to come to the Riv-coll office, located in build-ing 20 right next to Eat @ 20. Even if you just want some space or a place to relax you are more than welcome. Again, I am so thankful for this opportunity and with the help and support of my Rivcoll team I am looking forward to seeing the re-sults of our efforts. So ex-cited to meet you all, (I fre-quent Friday unwind and Wednesday night events so you can probably catch me there).

Yours truly,

-Hannah Milnes.President, Rivcoll SRC.president@rivcoll.com

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The Social Sport Report

The Social Sport Report

With finals around the corner the competition stepped up yet another level, as the cool Autumn evening was heated up with fierce competition. Full board continued with strong results on both the netball court and soccer field, however with teams from Murrumbidgee Village and Cottages both picking up wins there is only one thing we can be sure of, its going to be an entertaining finals series!

The results from the week that past are.

Monday 27th of May 2013

Results

Soccer

East side drew Faded blues

Doman Knights def Nappy Ninjas

Pink Bits def West Side tribe

Butler badgers def Blue block warriors

Yellow peoples def townies

Siberian Huskys def Red Block

Marties drew Posties

Steward Sweethearts def Froot Loops

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Results

Netball

Pink Floyds def Yellow fellows

Frannies def Dirty nappies

East Hall def Chooka & Co

Siberian Tigers Doman kings

Steward superstars def Loop Dropbears

Butler bandits def Dust Bowl

Blue block bandits def South dream team

As you are all keenly await-ing the finals draw to see who you are facing up against (released Friday), here is a quote to keep that eagerness alive in prepara-tion for competition.

“Sports aren’t won in training on ovals, or in gyms, but a 20 centi-meter sphere located between your ears”

- James Hodge.

Good luck to everyone.

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CSU Green is pleased to announce the Sustainability Grants Program is now open for 2013. Application information and the application forms can now be accessed online via the CSU

Green website (www.csu.edu.au/csugreen/grants)

The program welcomes applications from both CSU Students and Staff, and has been modified for 2013 to incorporate a growth of environmental sustainability-themed research at the Uni-

versity and also includes the opportunity to apply for a one-off large grant.

Stream One (small projects & a one-off large project) Funding pool of $60,000 (small projects) & Funding pool of $50,000 (one-off large project).

Applicants can apply for a grant to a maximum of $15,000 to support a project for those relat-ing to Stream One small projects.

Applicants can apply for a one-off grant of up to $50,000 to support a project in Stream One that is deemed to offer a substantial contribution to the objectives set in the University Sus-

tainability Enabling Plan 2011-2015.

Stream Two (research support) Funding pool of $40,000

Applicants can apply for a grant to a maximum of $10,000 in support of a research project.

All applications are now open and will close at 5 pm on Friday 28th June 2013.

Two Examples of 2012 Successful Sustainability Projects

Student Application: Students from the Kerr Sustainability Cottage (KSC), community produce gardens, at the

Albury-Wodonga campus were successful in securing a $5,000 grant last year to assist in purchasing tools for the produce gardens and to further promote its initiatives and increase

community involvement.

Staff Application: Dr Bill Anscombe, of the School of Humanities and Social Science, applied for a grant to fund ‘cultural change through carbon offsets’. The project aimed to pro-socially model environmen-tally responsible global citizenship through carbon offsetting the international travel of a CSU

Social Work facilitated two week study abroad program. The project promoted sustainability in higher education and engaged staff and students through a commitment to environmentally

responsible citizenship at the local and global levels.

If you have an enquiry, please contact Nicola at csugreen@csu.edu.au.

CSU GREEN

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DJ COMP

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Recipe of the Week

CSU STUDENT

Cooking Time: 45 Minutes | Serves: 3

Recipe of the week!

Ingredients:

Directions:

1 cup (150g) plain flour 1/2 cup (75g) self-raising flour 1 cup brown sugar 1 tsp ground cinnamon 125g butter, melted, cooled 2 eggs, whisked 3 ripe bananas, mashed

1. Preheat oven to 180°C. Grease and line the base and side of an 11 x 21cm x 6cm deep (base) loaf pan.

2. Combine flours, sugar and cinnamon in a large bowl. Whisk butter and eggs together. Stir in banana. Spoon into prepared pan. Smooth the surface.

3. Bake for 45-50 mins or until a skewer inserted into the centre comes out clean. Set aside in the pan for 10 mins before turning out onto a wire rack. Serve warm spread with butter.

Submit your own secret recipe to Hungappa@Rivcoll.com & Get Paid!

Dish: Banana bread

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CSU Reddies Rugby Club Vs Ag College

Weekend Wrap Another week down and another successful week for the reddies with 2 out of the three grades that travelled to Tumut getting up over the home team! Third grade’s match, whilst it was only played as an exhibition was entertaining and great to see alot of Tumut old boys and even ex-reddies playing. Seconds and firsts got up in games that could be described as battles.

A very physical game that was highlighted by some of the biggest hits of the year…too bad the biggest one was on Ranga. Brent Merrit and Mitch Fealy both crossed for

two tries a piece finishing some classy backline moves and strong ball-running. Busby crossed for his own 5 pointer after beating 6 Tumut blokes from 40 out. After a slow

start and the boys being down by 8 points to start the game, the mighty Redmen finally clicked into gear and had a handy lead by halftime.

A long and grinding second half saw the scoring dry up and Tumut cross the line late for a nice try. Highlight of the game was no doubt Ryan Ranga Towely Ribs Prior bombing a certain try after dropping a chest past from Punter and getting cut in half by a 50kg winger. Last reports have come in saying that Rangie is still on the ground in Tumut

gasping for breath. Plenty to work on for Coota this week, but some big performances from Sterlo, Buzz, Merro, Pete and Barnes put the boys in good stead.

FIRST GRADE: REDDIES 33 Def. Tumut 15

SECONDS: REDDIES 14 Def. Tumut 10In possibly the most aggressive game any of the boys have ever seen, the Redmen

defended for about 95% of the game. Defending including tackling, ducking, weaving and not throwing any punches, but copping plenty of them. Steak Smith’s face was ten-derised in a way that would make any butcher proud, Bowie was proudly the third man

in (didn’t throw a punch, possibly copped a few and promptly red carded), Sutty attacked old mate’s kidneys and was the subject of mistaken identity to receive his second yel-low card of the season. Not much else happened unfortunately. Tries to Rebel and Jas early on, with Hermes’ boot being the game decider. Gotta love super 2s. Big games

from Richo (biggest hit of the game), Quinny, Marty Jones and Fridge gave us the win.

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Weekend Wrap

THIRSTY THIRDS: Tumut (A FEW) Def. REDDIES (NOT AS MUCH)

Exhibition match that didn’t mean any points for the competition. Just as well because the Tumut old boys put on an exhibition and the Reddies had no match for their strong running and passing game. Strong games from Smugster, new recruit Brad and Connor

gave the Thirds some hope; but there is plenty to work on ahead of a big test against the only team from Hay this weekend.

The Redchicks are enjoying their first season of Southern Inland Women’s 7’s Rugby. The girls have put up some strong wins already this season and are enjoying the atmo-sphere both on and off the field. New players are always welcome and can email Coach

Andy at andyjbedford@gmail.com if you’re keen for a run!

REDCHICKS

If anyone is keen for a game or a bit of social fun visit: http://reds.rugbynet.com.au/ for more information and come join in.

Here’s to this weekend against Coota!

EEEYYYYAAAHHH REDMEN! -Chisel Jones

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Fun Timez

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FINAL FLINGFREE ENTRY Happy Hour 8-9pm

Get in early and win 1 of 2

‘Couch Raffles’

You and your besties on an elevated couch with 2x free jugs