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To my knowledge students own artistic copyrights on their own submissions so 2 - 4 is a yes. Regarding the first, there are probably two issues that you must confront; that of the syllabus/marking and that of copyrights. With the syllabus you obviously wouldn't be marked on the artistic...

What can I say? Damnation gives great birthday presents:p

Nah, I can't make it that early (pub transport takes a looong time for me) and I also have class on that afternoon. Thanks anyway.

You guys should head to MQ centre and do the cinemas (gold class). When damnation and I went there on thursday they gave out gold class tickets at special pricing, so maybe its a thursday specials thingo. Oh, and they have big recliners and a bar and restaurant and waiters with gold class...

You can never talk about every convention in a text because you don't have space, plus the limits of what has been covered in your class is not all that is covered in a text. It is quite possible to write an 18, 000 word thesis on the conventions in just one of the prescribeds so it shouldn't be...

http://www.uts.edu.au/study/appform.html However, it might be a tad late for you to suddenly submit one of these.

No, you do not get extra marks inserted into your UAI due to having done computing subjects. If, however, you submit a personal questionnaire for the specific course you are applying to then your performance and dedication in a variety of areas including your HSC subjects will be considered.

Well here is where you'd look for on campus class offerings, a few of them have night classes: http://www.tafensw.edu.au/howex/servlet/Course?Command=GetCourseLocationOfferingApp&CourseNo=9964

OTEN is the correspondence branch of TAFE - just do a search on the course you want and see what details come up. And whether they're offered during summer depends on things like intake & staff etc.

I'm not going to wish any of you luck, because you don't need it. You can do it!

Bshoc, there is no unified group of homosexuals with a single pattern of behaviour - that is a derogatory assumption that almost seems to relegate homosexuals as a separate species. And how in the world is marriage 'their[your] territory'? It is a human institution with a bundle of rights that...

I think that in many ways it isn't 'going out on a limb' but simply being a critical thinker and engaging with the material but because so rarely do students do that as opposed to popping out generic essays and stories its almost seen as something original and unusual when it should be matter...

In a Pass/Fail course your Passes are worth the same as a Pass from every other class no matter how well you do.

It has well equipped staff from what I remember hearing about it, the main consideration though, should be whether the specific campus offers your subjects or not.

I think you'd have to seek a variation of program from your faculty if you want to add subjects to your schedule. If you have a decent reason it shouldn't be overly hard to obtain.

I actually prefer the later ones(Heretic & Chapterhouse), which are set maybe 6, 000 years after Paul's jihad mainly because there is such a heavy paranoia surrounding what people can do at the time - every time anyone who is even thought to be an Atriedes is born then people start freaking a...

I'd just like to extend my gratitude to everyone who contributed, you've all been very helpful. Thank you.:)

The classes will do the modules for their own classes as set by their teacher, so while it is possible that they will have similar text it is not a given that they will have the same texts and you should not expect it. I also wouldn't worry too much about the Journeys component if I were you...

I've always thought that it was part of an Extension subjects purpose to open your mind to the wide range of positions you can take on problems critically(whether it be in English, History, Mathematics, Music or Visual Arts). Which is part of why there is such a wide range - you as a writer (or...

I disagree - religions can hold a wide variety of views (and there are a number of them I don't support) and it is usually the people interpreting those views that generate the bigotry (which in this case is homophobia and gender identity bias). For example, both Christianity and Islam promote...