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Scarf - bluebells & robins Made in Australia this soft chiffon (anti static) scarf has a beautiful design illustrating some of the flora and fauna on the University campus - Royal bluebells and Scarlet robins. Presented in an ANU branded gift envelope. Measures 171cm long x 41cm wide Fun ANU socks featuring our almost famous Etta duck. Made from 80% cotton and 20% nylon these mid calf sports socks have a cotton lined foot for comfort and are machine washable. Available in three sizes. Unisex leather band with a silver plated clasp engraved with ANU lettering. The band can be worn as a bracelet or necklace for men and women.This band is a new product and we are will be developing special ANU charms throughout the year - the aim is that at the end of your studies at ANU your charm band will reflect some of the stories of your time here. Glass water bottle with ANU logo printed on the front and black protective silicone cover. The bottle has a screw top lid and holds 700ml.
Just the sort of thing to have on your study desk. The bottle comes in a gift box in bubble wrap. Inspired by the numerous Australian wood ducks Chenonetta jubata on campus we now have our very own duck Etta. She is an original rubber bath duck in a pale blue with ANU on her chest. Size: 7.4cm long and 7.5cm high Our most popular hoody, printed with a large ANU logo on the front, heavy weight fleece in anti-pill fabric, 80% cotton 20% polyester with front pouch pocket. This is a hoody that shows clearly which uni you belong to - very popular with overseas alumni and students travelling overseas or on exchange. Please note: smaller sizes for these hoodies are currently on order and are due for delivery by mid October.ANU Shop shared The Australian National University's photo.Congratulations to everyone graduating this week! The shop will be open from 10am - 5pm this week during graduations.The Australian National University updated their cover photo.Congratulations to all of our 2016 graduates!
For more information on live-streaming and stories visit: http://bit.ly/ANU-Graduation-2016ANU ShopAs ANU Shop Manager I would like to wish all our wonderful customers a fond farewell. 💐Best of luck with your studies, graduation & careers it has been a genuine pleasure serving you since the shop started in 2012. 🙂See allANU ShopThe ANU Computer Science Students' Association - ANU CSSATech Trip is underway! Over 45 computer science students from Engineering & Computing at ANU are visiting leading graduate employers this week in Sydney. Don't they look great in their t-shirts!ANU ShopLovely afternoon light on School of Art glass in the window. # #ANU ShopANU cycling shirts are still available # #ANU ShopEtta is everywhere- we spotted her in the Alumni, Relations & Philanthropy Annual Giving book - what a cutie 😉 # # # #ANU ShopWe have a small quantity of some very special locally made notebooks now available. They are made from recycled denim 👖and would you believe ... tulips 🌷 with a leather University logo on the cover and blank internal pages they make a perfect journal. # # #
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north face glacier full zip hoodie toddler a photo shoot with Tien today to up date our website pics - keep an eye out for them. # #ANU ShopOur power bank chargers are the perfect thing to keep your devices up and running during study time. # #ANU Shop updated their cover photo.Just to give you a bit of warning we will be closed Tuesday- Friday next week for our annual stocktake.ANU ShopWe have just had a delivery of our popular logo hoody all sizes available from XXS to 3XL. # # # Cosy fleece hoody, with fabric ANU lettering appliqued on the front, 80% cotton 20% polyester an affordable and comfortable garment. Please note: stocks quantities are limited new ANU Hoodies are on order for 2016. black burgandy grey marle 8 10 12 14 16 Are you purchasing for an ANU business unit? Please login first to get internal pricing.
Other products in Women's clothing Est. 1946 ANU T-shirt - women ($30.00) Hoody fleece lined ($80.00) Hoody logo embroidered ($70.00) Scarf - bluebells & robins ($60.00) Scarf - Correa and Fairy Wren ($35.00) T-shirt logo long sleeve ($42.00) Products in this category (9)There are no upcoming events. XS S M L XL 2XL 3XL Other products in Men's clothing Est. 1946 ANU T-shirt - men ($30.00) Polo shirt - men's ($50.00) T-shirt ANU - tall ($27.00) T-shirt ANU 3XL and 5XL ($27.00) T-shirt logo - tall ($30.00) T-shirt logo 3XL and 5XL ($30.00) T-shirt logo long sleeve ($42.00) Tie - ANU coat of arms ($54.00) Tie - Dreaming tracks ($70.00)Sometimes you come across things that leave you speechless for a moment. Then you consider short whether it is worth the trouble to get upset about it. You shake your head and walk off. But then you come across this thing again … The “thing” I am talking about in this case are hoodies soled by a group called “ANU Graduates Community”, not to be confused with the ANU Alumni community (I hope).
The first hoodie I came across said “I graduated from ANU. To save time, let`s just assume I`m always right” (Figure 1). I shook my head and walked away from the idea of writing a post about it. After all, if people wanted to display their ignorance and the fact that they had not learned some essentials they should have learned at university, so be it. I was a bit worried that (some) ANU graduates might not understand that in an (ideal) academic discourse the formulated argument is what counts, not some authority you build up (e.g. by graduating from a certain institution). I was a bit more worried about the snobbish picture these hoodies would display to the general public. But hey, maybe the whole thing was some insider joke, or it was a good piece of irony that I just had failed to grasp. Then I came across another hoddie this morning. It says “I graduated from ANU. I solve problems you don`t know you have in ways you can`t understand” (Figure 2). What the f …
This hoodie raises the same problems as the first one: What did the person wearing it actually understood during the time at ANU and how is this message received by other people? But there is another alarm clock that went off when I saw this one. But before I come to this let me make one thing clear: I can totally understand that people are proud of graduating from ANU (or from any other institution for that matter) and there is no problem with that. But why do you have to use this pride to elevate yourself above others and be condescending towards them (“you don`t know […] In the best case that makes you an insensitive … person-I-don`t-want-to-have-anything-to-do-with. In the worst case it is a sign that you get your self-esteem by belonging to a group of people which you elevate above others. A human trait that accompanied us through all ages and has many facets. A trait that can only bring forth misery and harm. You might think I am a bit dramatic here.