Canta (magazine)
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Established in 1930, Canta is the official magazine of the University of Canterbury Students' Association (USCA) of the University of Canterbury. It is freely available around campus every Wednesday during term time. It is usually 32 pages long and A4 in page size.
Famous former editors include Dennis Glover and Creon Upton.
There are a variety of sections which usually appear every week:
- Editor
- Letters
- UCSA President
- News
- Music
- Sport
- Arts
- The Bovine Free State
- The Lion's Share
- Reviews
- Inquisition
- Fishing for Orphans[1] cartoon
Canta is a member of the Aotearoa Student Press Association (ASPA).
[edit] Historical Columns
- A Bit of Banta - The Engineer
- Good Bastard - Good Bastard
- Off The Wagon - Jugermeister
- Fantasy Flatmates
- Anal Commando - The Anal Commando
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