Written by Linette Koh & edited by Anna Chua “Crazy as their old man”, a passer-by describes Desmond and Harold Doss as they fool around the precipice of a small cliff. In the critically acclaimed Hacksaw Ridge (2016), we follow Desmond navigating the battlefield whilst holding onto his unconventional belief
From White Coat to Red Carpet: Analysing Medical TV Shows from a Medical Perspective
By: Alexander Panov | Edited By: Emily Seeto With the clock ticking down and the publication date fast approaching, I was terribly afraid I would not finish this article in time. Naturally, I decided to reach for my phone, the best thing to do when procrastinating, and browse the Jugular’s
UNSW MEDICINE AND HEALTH ANNOUNCES PHASING STUDENTS OUT IN FAVOUR OF AI LANGUAGE MODELS
by Ara Downey, aided by ChatGPT The author wishes to redact with apologies her previous article entitled ‘Medicine Program Redesign Proposes Replacing Students With Well-Trained Ferrets’. In the light of recent technological developments and concerns about the ferrets’ ability to comply with infection control procedures, the Faculty of Medicine and
Will I be a Good Doctor?
Written By: Patrick Zhang, Edited By: Vivian Xu Amidst the confusing deluge of all things anatomy, histology and biochemistry, there was one thing that I found enjoyable in my first five weeks of medicine (apart from hearing Reza say esquamous over and over). The event in question occurred during none
How To Survive Your First EOC
Written by Monika M & Edited Ara Downey Are you a freshie who has no idea what to do for EOC? Are you a senior who has forgotten what it is like to do an exam after the long summer break? Fret not! Here is a very serious EOC survival
Stone Heart
Written by Anna Chua & Edited by Monika M thirty summers gone and a minute past and here I am still, my hands clasped that shake the cloister and in the whisper, unchanged. This is no Elysium. It is gone and I am here, bowed before this dis-torted visage of
Best unconventional study tips (to turn your WAM around)
Written by David McKay and edited by Emily Seeto Caption: Active recall? Don’t know her. Past papers? Wouldn’t have a clue. The quickest way to a HD is to ignore cliché medfluencer study tips and instead use these 4 Jugular-approved unconventional study tips to launch your WAM into orbit. Anyone
To Build a Snowman
Written by: Chenglin Wu Edited by: David Mckay Let’s build a snowman. His nose will be straight and round; His arms thick and strong; And his eyes made of lustrous obsidian, Gleaming under the winter sun. Let’s build a snowman. His body shall be a snowball, That will be rolled
On Procrastination, and How to Make the Most of It
It’s about a week off from your exams and you see more of your classmates on Anki during class – a tell-tale sign to start studying if you haven’t already. You try and reduce the time you spend on your usual hobbies, making less social outings with friends and declining
Victoria’s Book Review!
Written by: Victoria Sun Edited by: Monika Manoharan Book 1: Lessons in Chemistry There are three things I love in a novel, and ‘Lessons in Chemistry’ delivered in all 3 of those areas: 1. Having a good time: oh this was such a lovely read. From the very start, I