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Trying to think of a leader who has ended up surviving such constant leadership speculation, destablisation and loss of internal support. I can't think of any. She's gone.

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Re: 2012 USYD Chatter Thread Just leave a bit earlier or arrive later.

As for the Rudd video, it doesnt harm him one bit. It does in fact work in his favour. I wouldn't put it past Team Gillard to make such a stupid move. All it does is show that Rudd's support in caucus is real and they are running scared.

Darren Cheeseman calling for Gillard's resignation http://www.adelaidenow.com.au/battle-lines-drawn-in-labor-leadership-stoush/story-e6frea6u-1226274666028 JULIA Gillard is facing a revolt by MPs in marginal seats who last night called for her to resign as Prime Minister. For the first time...

The Oz doing the numbers: (Strange how some are listed as supporting both)

Tutes start week 2. (This is indicated on the timetable)

The point is that she would have us believe that it was a spur of the moment thing. Her version is not credible. Does anybody care if she pre-planned it anyway? Why act all shifty over it? I do wonder what she'll do after she is deposed though. Go to the backbench? Leave politics? It would be...

Re: 2012 USYD Chatter Thread Thats not unusual. If they aren't up during the first week then i'd be asking questions.

Not likely to be a problem. Classes start and end 5 mins before/after that which is timetabled. Most commerce classes will be nearish to each other and if they are not just leave lectures a bit earlier/arrive a bit later. Nobody really cares.

Love that you can block off as many times as you want. You can pretty much make any timetable you want online now without wasting time doing it in person. A much welcome change.

The texts you need will be listed in the unit outline and made clear during first lectures.

My usual sources for the necessary data didn't come through this year. Full ranking lists are actually illegal. See section 18A of the Education Act 1990 (NSW) http://www.austlii.edu.au/au/legis/nsw/consol_act/ea1990104/s18a.html

Timetables are now out: http://www.timetable.usyd.edu.au/personaltimetable You can view the central timetable here: http://sydney.edu.au/timetable Details on staff assisted changes here: http://web.timetable.usyd.edu.au/changingTimetables.jsp

http://www.smh.com.au/nsw/police-to-take-over-security-on-public-transport-20120214-1t3d2.html

Yeh, remember you are only at uni for at most about a third of the days in the year.

Longer term tickets aren't made from paper, they are plastic. If it is faded/damaged and a transit officer insisted on giving you a fine you'd simply appeal it as they keep records of long term tickets. They can also be replaced if lost/damaged.

You are entitled to the concession rate at anytime. It's the free school travel passes that only entitle travel between school and home for school purposes.

The appeal will be considered against the review guidelines. See Page 24. http://www.sdro.nsw.gov.au/lib/docs/misc/br_001.pdf

Then your question is not really about torrenting. The real question is whether intellectual property rights should exist at all. If it is accepted that copyright should subsist in things such as movies, music etc then the legal consequences for illegally exchanging them should be the same...