Difference between revisions of "Nexus"
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[[image:Nexcover040.jpg|right|thumb|Cover of Nexus, 2002's 'Band Issue' - feat. Carl ([[Nexus]] editor) of [[Daisy Chain Halo]], Rob and Dan of [[Big Elephants]], [[Nate Dogg]] and Emerson the graphic designer]] | [[image:Nexcover040.jpg|right|thumb|Cover of Nexus, 2002's 'Band Issue' - feat. Carl ([[Nexus]] editor) of [[Daisy Chain Halo]], Rob and Dan of [[Big Elephants]], [[Nate Dogg]] and Emerson the graphic designer]] | ||
| − | The official publication of the Waikato Students' Union, based at the University of Waikato, in Hamilton. Known for its tireless championing of local music - including columns in recent years from 'Citric' (Carl of [[Daisy Chain Halo]] fame, who was also editor for a few years, under the pseudonym of 'Ben Arnold') , to [[Tonamu]], and going back a few more years - [[R William Murphy]]. | + | The official publication of the Waikato Students' Union, based at the University of Waikato, in Hamilton. Known for its tireless championing of local music - including columns in recent years from 'Citric' (Carl of [[Daisy Chain Halo]] fame, who was also editor for a few years, under the pseudonym of 'Ben Arnold') , to [[Tonamu]], and going back a few more years - [[R William Murphy]]. Also infamous for its battles with the [[WSU]] in 2002. |
[[category:Zines]] | [[category:Zines]] | ||
[[category:Stubs]] | [[category:Stubs]] | ||
Revision as of 22:57, 15 August 2006
Cover of Nexus, 2002's 'Band Issue' - feat. Carl (Nexus editor) of Daisy Chain Halo, Rob and Dan of Big Elephants, Nate Dogg and Emerson the graphic designer
The official publication of the Waikato Students' Union, based at the University of Waikato, in Hamilton. Known for its tireless championing of local music - including columns in recent years from 'Citric' (Carl of Daisy Chain Halo fame, who was also editor for a few years, under the pseudonym of 'Ben Arnold') , to Tonamu, and going back a few more years - R William Murphy. Also infamous for its battles with the WSU in 2002.
