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For the record John Robertson is now in the NSW Ministry. Steve Whan was also promoted. I doubt we'll see Premier Robertson, but I wouldn't be suprised if he moved to the Assembly at the next election and subsequently became Opposition Leader. Rees hands public service reform job to John...

Re: Lost - Discuss Future Episodes Here! I'm enjoying this season. It's well paced. Everything is starting to come together.

Did a proxy enrolment for my sister today. Amazing how many people just rocked up unprepared. At least try to sort out your subjects beforehand, otherwise you'll be sitting there at enrolment for hours working it out.

Zimbabwe abandons its currency | BBC NEWS Zimbabwe sidelines worthless dollar for hard currencies | The Australian

You'll find a text list for many subjects here: http://www.coop-bookshop.com.au/bookshop?basket_name=6323347&user_id=1233306313230&_frames_=no&_next_page_=DataSubjSelect However, wait until after your first lectures before buying any textbooks/readers. You'll find that many of the books on...

Parking @ USyd - Bored of Studies

http://www.usyd.edu.au/stuserv/getting_around/parking/index.shtml

The rule as stated in the faculty resolutions is: "2.1.4. no more than 60 credit points of units of study from Faculties other than Arts and Economics and Business."

Yes you should enrol, you'll lose the place otherwise. If you get a late round offer, you can withdraw from the main round course. This will not happen automatically however.

In 2008: BSc Female 808 Male 768 Total 1,576 USYD Enrolments 2008

Female 26304 (58%) Male 19066 (42%) Total 45370

Reminds me of The Population Bomb.

Total enrolments last year in BPharm was 275.

Accept the main round offer. This will not prevent you from getting an offer in later rounds. You can always withdraw from the main round degree later.

They are two seperate cards. The access card is issued by the union and costs $99. You can find out more here: Access - the University of Sydney Union

No there is no interest, but the amount is indexed to inflation.

No, but HECS debt is indexed to the CPI.

Enrolment Variations is not currently avaliable. It's usually back mid-feb.

"Milat gives High Court the finger"

It's on the Camperdown Campus.