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UTS came 87th in the world in the Times rankings. Woo!

The live elims suck, I could live with tom as the host even though grant was way better, but as long as they get rid of the live elims, they added nothing to the show, and tom is terrible without the vibrancy of live location behind him.

If you wanna work to save up or travel or something then yeah... if you are going to sit on your ass for a year, or work but spend it frivolously on crap, or only work about 15 hours a week...you may as well be at uni. Some people want a break, some people don't. I went straight to uni from...

We can't possibly give you any answers for that question unless you tell us what kind of career you are looking at getting out of it. If you want to be a writer, no matter what degree you have it will be tough to find jobs. Doesn't it have a list of the types of careers you can pursue in the...

I'm sorry but he was a shit mole. Half of the "mole" things were clues in his profile... oh and wow, the sheep picking the number thing... he helped them win. How ridiculous. And the whole way they kept on coming back to the studio made the show lose it's pace and tension. The vibe when they...

I'm studying in London next semester, so I will be there from January till mid May, and then traveling some of Europe in June and early July.

I think at most places for casuals it is basically that you have to give them notice before they do the roster... at my work the rosters are done every 3-4 weeks, and if you need a day off you either have to try and swap/give away your shift or tell them about 3 weeks in advance.

Omigod, that is too funny for words. As a humanities student, I accept that I have heard a lot of far far lefty idealistic crap... but that takes the cake.

I think at Bond University (Qld) they have three semester years for undergrad degrees.

Serious? Tim? Does he work in guest services (getting people ready for the climb)... if he does then I work with him.

UTS have a writers festival, and UTS Journalism students write the "Festival News" paper and website for the Sydney Writers Festival. I don't do writing so I can't really tell you much about it, but UTS is pretty well known for it's communications degrees, it's just that the faculty is a lot...

There are far more pressing issues at hand than the printer scandals for the student association.... And god the whole "they aren't actually left, they are wet Libs" thing is so so sooooo annoying. We don't give a fuck about your factional infighting... stop arguing and get some policies...

yeah that is basically what happened at mine as well... I think they just want to check that you have the physical mobility etc to do the job and you aren't going to get a dodgy back within two months and then be out on workers comp. Don't worry about it... I was a bit freaked when I heard I...

I had to do a medical to get my job at bridgeclimb... not a govt one... but we had to do a urine test (ick freaked me out I didn't expect that lol), then they checked our heart/breathing/reflexes/height/weight and whether we could bend properly, reach our hands up above our heads etc (so...

I also now do freelance writing for FPC Courier newspapers (Sydney Central Courier, Wentworth Courier, Inner Western Courier etc)... it's commercial writing, so not really journalism. Also, this isn't really paid work, but I do stuff for community radio so if people are interested in that...

I'm a lefty and I agree... what we have Left Action and left Focus. Do you know they were actually all on the same team up until recently when they had a bit of a tiff, so they are really just two factions with the same policies that had a bit of a personality clash. There isn't even any point...

Hey I just want to apologize about the misuse of the word "bludge", Ms 12, because I didn't think about the implication, it was a throwaway word... I understand people who are well off usually have to work pretty damn hard for that too, and I didn't mean to imply that wasn't the case. And I...

Yeah UTS communications degrees are quite vocationally focused and don't have the broad range of subjects you can pick from in arts degrees at other unis. Also cos you combine with law you don't get many electives... there are some elective subjects that are apparently good, like political...

You don't get paid, it's part of your training, almost like going to class.

Sorry but this doesn't make much sense. First of all, the comparison with South America... South America is a continent for starters, is what you are saying true across all countries of South America, I'm just curious. Also, most parts of South America are not very developed countries...