Category Archives: Jschool 2009

Out of the fire, and into Dante’s Inferno

By Jim Aspinall | Published: Friday, 11th December, 2009

I cursed my luck again as the offer and working hours came in just a couple of day after I started my new job. Granted, it was closer to what I originally wanted, but still, it’s not right that I’m often forced to disappoint those counting on me. What would my fellow Jschoolers think? Anyways, [...]

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Plastic Cup Politics

By 09-mcrae | Published: Sunday, 8th November, 2009

I thought it was about time to tell everyone what I’ve been up to for the past two weeks but before that I think you should all look at the Queensland Shakespeare’s Ensemble’s website. They seemed to have enjoyed my review so much they decided to put it up on their website. My first quote; [...]

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BBB FM

By Brett | Published: Sunday, 1st November, 2009

I had just survived a gruelling, hair raising, tearing, and torturous, lucky escape and laid out all the week’s sport for the first time off my own bat.   Stretching my arms back behind my head I breathed a sigh of glee and relief when the sports editor said to me, “How about you make [...]

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The last goodbye

By Brett | Published: Sunday, 1st November, 2009

2009 Jschool Valedictory from Brett Barfoot: Welcome to Jschool’s class of 2009 graduation ceremony. I would like to express my sincere thanks to all the family and friends who have travelled from near and far to help us celebrate the closing of one magnificent chapter and the beginning and rebirth of eight eager and questioning [...]

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Media Creates Conflicts!?

By 09-wadamine | Published: Thursday, 22nd October, 2009

From last September to early October, a US media report could have been likely to worsen the relationship between Japan and the United State. Are you surprised at this fact? The incident reported happened in my home town, Fukuoka Prefecture in Japan. An American father, Christopher Savoie, found his Japanese ex-wife did not come back from her [...]

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