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I have removed the following: ==Annual CSU Theatre/Media induction== Each year the Theatre/Media course at Charles Sturt University in nearby Bathurst run an innovative induction process in which first-year students participate in a walk along the Bridle Track, concluding at The Royal Hotel in Hill End. The only publicly known part of the event is that each first year student must walk the 30 km track over 2 days (during the heat of summer), during which time they must simultaneously entertain and teach each other a range of valuable lessons concerned with the storytelling foundations of theatre. A certain amount of evidence points to the connection between this induction process and the extraordinarily tight-knit loyalty that current students - and alumni of the Theatre/Media course at CSU - have toward one another. This induction process celebrated its 20th anniversary in 2008. On the basis that it is uncited, and quite possibly uncitable, and seems like OR as well ("A certain amount of evidence points to... "). Please add cites if reinstating. MurfleMan (talk) 22:40, 17 February 2011 (UTC)[reply]

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