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Re: Legal Authority in Law. yeah that's true but citations for cases can be so tricky sometimes unlike references for other subjects. Dunno if what731 (or whatever the number was) is talking generally about finding an authority to support a principle but I have issues with how fiddly each...

I'm not sure how many teachers out there are pushing Gittin's work as fact (this doesn't make sense since economics is a hugely debatable field anyway). If you can get past his leftist tendencies, Gittins has a knack for explaining economic theories and concepts in a way that is easily...

yeah sure. I know someone who graduated last yr with an B Eng (electrical) degree from usyd.... that's just about all I know about engineering though :p :o

I'm not as self-motivated as I thought I was so I'm struggling with uni. I had little competition at school and never had much trouble with schoolwork/assignments and was always confident of getting high marks but I was just absolutely overhwhelmed ain 1st year uni. My motivation went out...

its on an a4 sheet of paper tacked to the glass wall outside the labs! :p lol

I can't believe I'm replying at 4:50am (i.e have an essay to write) but yes, it's open on weekends. Check the times on the lab when you go to make things easier the next time around. I think it's limited on weekends but it is reasonable with 10am-4pm or something.

There are a tonne fo threads on this so have a search if you can. The book's reasonably controversial so even if people aren't debating the theological side, they will discuss the book's merits in terms of writing, plot and character. I only read it last Summer and it was a good read. Fast...

Geez, the marketing and publicity team are going nuts for this movie. New book covers, billboards, posters, ads...even black enviro bags with "The Da Vinci Code" on them :rofl:

Jodi Picoult - My Sister's Keeper My first contemporary novel in awhile. Have been immersing myself in my mission to keep readings classics cos they're so good and I have alot of catching up to do.

Re: Draft Exam Timetable Semester 1, 2006 Bah, 1 exam on Tuesday then 3 exams over two days. Yay for extra week of holidays. Nay for cramming :(

I guess you can if you have reasonable marks because the cut off for Com (Lib St) is higher than B Comm anyway. Not sure about all those new pre reqs though. Maybe asking the SIo is the best way to get an answer cos it's a complicated question.

I don't think so. I did research on this type of degree in Year 12 and couldn't find a close enough equivalent unless you consider a double B Commerce/ B Arts degree. I don't consider that close because it requires a full Arts degree to be completed and doesn't have the streamlined...

I don't think there is a hard and fast rule that says he HAS to tell you at this stage but it should be revealed when you get your half yearly and yearly reports definately.

Hahahaha I haven't had time to watch this ever but I'm definately gonna make time for it. Akmal Saleh is my fav :D

Alright, so I'm not the only one confused about whatever Phanatical is saying...

Forgive me, if I'm a little slow here, but you're saying that Central is all good on the safety front yet you want a bus service to go there?

You're gonna have to share him with Stas :p

I don't see the logic of pushing for a bus to go to central :rolleyes:

Government units = units from the faculty of Government and International Relations. Essentially, they are politics subjects. Stas means that you do these subjects in order to free up enough units to major in Psychology. Languages are not compulsory. You can do whatever arts subjects you want...

you lecturer should've told you the format (i.e how many MC and S/A) at the very least. Some lecturers like a mix of MC and S/A. Some just have MC. Considering it's worth 40%, I'd say it would be a mix of the two. who's your lecturer?