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handcuffs.. strip-dance.. :o

The government can't go beyond its power if it is written in the Constitution. In regards to our current Constitutional framework, as I'm sure you're aware, most of the 'rules' are simply conventions and extremely difficult to enforce (practically) by the HC.

"Poulton says she is in the office on average from 8am until 7pm on weekdays, then works at home for a couple of hours in the evening. Most partners and senior associates have home offices and carry Blackberries, ensuring that they can answer e-mails anywhere, any time." :(

hehe never underestimate the power of the imagination... and a good alibi ;)

I like your thinking

I couldn't have put it more eloquently

He's not an asshole, he's just a bit how should we say... 'inappropriate' in his methods

Yes I agree Scrap everything but necessities

hahahha bhahahahaha I am speechless... I have no speech

LOL ..........

As a proud bachelor in arts/law I'm probably choosing Advanced Contract Law, Commercial and Consumer Sales, Insurance Law, Trial Process, Evidence and Advocacy, & maybe International Business Transactions or IP law. how's that for your stereotypes :P

They have power? Aside from CBS haranguing people what influence do these groups have

I, for one, was only kidding :P I agree that making things optional will not work. There's just no incentive for people to pay. However, stripping the fee down to necessities, one fee that everyone pays, is the most viable choice I think. Of course, our opinions on necessities will differ.

Awesome :)

I would gladly pay $100 if I knew it would be used properly

Perhaps some fee is reasonable. But only to go towards things like student support services. The amount that is wasted on political sandcastles and unused or optional activities is absurd.

The president of USYD SRC is still Felix right? He was my school captain. Let me tell you something, you're going to get used to his incessant yelling. Every second class I had there in 2003 he would come in and rant for about 5 minutes, irritating the lecturer to no end while we were...

Regarding all this USA bashing, the American system is actually founded on seperation of powers to a far greater extent than the Australian system. Their Constitution is very prudent in that respect so I don't know where all these complaints about the US not having checks and balances comes...

Have a read of this article -- It is my understanding that the opportunities for law graduates are excellent, because law is a very diverse field and there are many businesses that value and require the services of legal experts, not just actual lawyers. The job prospects for lawyers is less so...

Brogden is too charismatic to be a politician