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Law/med haha.. have fun with that workload I think so long as you have a secure backing you ought to follow your passions. Medical science is a pretty big thing, international studies is more wishy washy and you can get into the international stage by studying international law or things like...

I was at USyd last year (B. IT), then I transferred to B. Arts/B. Laws at UNSW. NB - USyd doesn't have any creative writing courses

I've only done normal English subjects at USyd. The Creative Writing component at UNSW is a mix. Creative Writing A Paul Dawson, who takes this course, is a brilliant lecturer. Honestly, he is one of the best lecturers you'll get. The course work is strange in that you don't really "learn"...

You don't need maths to do law. I don't know who told you that but they have no idea what they're talking about. Law is an English-orientated subject. You will not be able to get straight in with that UAI, however if you get in the mid-nineties for your UAI, then work really hard in your first...

True Though you can logically argue against certain beliefs of God.

Ahaha that was classic!

The reading isn't so bad for undergrads. I mean you can't slack off, but as long as you consistently do your reading, which is fairly alrite in terms of quantity, and pay attention in class, you're fine. In Graduate Law the reading would hit you harder however because you do all law subjects.

It is quite comfortable.

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YES! that is exactly my position share my pain!

YES yes I do and just who came up with the name SPECIAL DAMAGES? What the hell is special about them? The fact you can actually calculate them? FUCK!

Yeah they don't really care so long as they can tell what case it is But "Wyong" will suffice Especially under time constraints :(

There's also that really huge old tree in one corner ...jacaranda tree I think?

Alrite I can't be bothered with this anymore I'm out of this discussion. I will just say, on my leaving note, that Phanatical, you need to have sex

I like satays also chicken steak is good

I think IF they got pregnant and IF they weren't mature enough to handle the decision, two big IFs, then the guidance and support of family/doctors would be enough to give them as much information as they need to make a good choice. I mean let's face it the only possible bad choice at that...

It's rubbish. Pick anyone of the following arguments about the 2nd law of thermodynamics, there are refutations for all of them: - 2nd law of thermodynamics prohibits evolution. - Systems left to themselves invariably tend towards disorder. - The 2nd law, and the trend to disorder, is...

Like I said, society regulates depending on what it thinks fit. Just because it regulates one thing for drinking, one thing for driving, and one thing for voting - you can't say that sex MUST equate to the legal recognition for everything. It's different, which is why there is a different age...

I respect that you are entitled to believe what you do, but your reasons have already been refuted.

The only sure-fire way to avoid plane crashes is to never fly on a plane. But hey, if you like to travel, that can really screw up your lifestyle.