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not really. it seems like that but you really do need to udnerstand a large part of the period you are studying in order to place individual events in context and be able to analyse them

Ooo can't wait! Too bad hoyts refuses to sell advance tix though :(

Hamish was on again. Yay. He knows absolutely nothing on the music front though. But he was funny anyway :D loved that "urn" joke

haha sorry if it's getting annoying :p

i think modern scales reasonably well if you DO reaosnably well in it lol

Cold War = very interesting but difficult in understanding the political complexities Indochina = easy but as boring as watching paint dry :rolleyes:

i was abit like that in that i hated studying indochina but just force it through. There isnt much to go so try your best in these last few days for the rest of the HSC.

DON'T HATE MODERN!!! :mad:

i was ranked 1st internally with a final exam mk of 93. (i.e my end assessment mk was also 93 and the final HSC mk = 93 of course) Looking back, it was somewhat disappointing because my internal assessment average hovered around 96-97. I know that the internal mk means nothing because...

ESSAY PLANS PEOPLE!! Serously, it might take a few hours but it's reallllllllly useful! Write essay plans based on past q's and q's you make up that resemble past q's structure. Cover every topic. It's an extremely effective use of your study time this late into the game. Clears things in...

I think a problem with Modern is definitely the content volume but also of students walking into the exam thoroughly unconfident with their knowledge. Perhaps, for some, it's true. They havent studied enough etc but it doesnt help to feel like that. Make the best of what you've got, I guess. Cos...

dont worry about the "not sticking" thing. It's history. Every useless fact links to another. Get the idea/concept/gist going and you just gotta have stamina to blab about it whilst not going off track. when all the content boils down, that's all it really is i think there are three reasons...

that's a depressing prospect :(

1. Usyd turned out better than I thought. I don't really notice any real snobs so far despite studying both arts and commerce subjects. People are as friendly as anywhere else really. Maybe I'm just lucky in my experiences. 2. Wentworth is my second home now whether I like it or not...

economics is not really taught as a social science that's why we have "economics as a social science" as a political economy course stas :p

OH YAY! I'd be happy if Daniel comes back and Lee goes cos that means both will be gotten rid of for SURE! Lee will be bumped off now and Daniel won't be able to hang on. YAY!

Hamish >>>> Andy :D

no idea but i hear how some ppl are pissed cos they have done INFS1000 and have to do INFS1005 now to complete a CPA? ascompared to someone who hasnt touched INFS and only has to do INFS1005? I have no idea really. I dont have to do INFS and am just toying with the idea of majoring in acct

oh yeah. i didnt think of that seraphim (the research and teaching divide) either way, 1st year experiences arent definitive

i like it when they sing to the book. it gets boring with the bike and the record player