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It was subconscious but lulz, cwotididthere? Yeah, no water bottles. The first time around, the security guard on the right (as you enter) told me to throw it away, so i just said i'm not going in. I then hid my bottle in another compartment of my bag, and entered the other line where i...

You probably just have a secondary agenda :santa:

Re: Which subject is more "prestigious" - English Extension 2 or Mathematics Extensio Ok i should rephrase that then. Lower candidature means that it is 'more difficult' to get into EE2. I understand (and have seen it happen in 4 separate cases in high schools across NSW) the fact that EE2...

Ohok. Noone your age enjoys copulating with you? Man, Foundation Day was pretty mediocre. Why cordon the place off and prevent people bringing in water bottles? Helen i hold you accountable :santa:

Re: Which subject is more "prestigious" - English Extension 2 or Mathematics Extensio HAHAHA you actually made a fool of yourself with that post, but it's been overlooked by others (until now). Anywho, if you're going to deconstruct my post (which you didn't: instead making broad...

Unfortunately, i don't think this program is open to UWS students. This was stated on their site. I applied here http://www.blakedawson.com/Templates/Generic/x_generic_content_page.aspx?id=52389. edit: what frigid said

English speakers down for the count Anna Patty Education Editor July 22, 2008 http://www.smh.com.au/news/national/english-speakers-down-for-the-count/2008/07/21/1216492357005.html A particularly topical issue in classroom settings. I wonder if this has ramifications in high school and...

Re: Which subject is more "prestigious" - English Extension 2 or Mathematics Extensio Oh i'm going to love correcting the misconceptions. While i agree with both your comments that English (in particular standard) has increasingly become shall we say 'more reductive', i believe part of...

Your teacher would need to be aware that the model responses for the 2004 HSC would probably not be very applicable for the 2008 because they have since amended the aims and requirements of the advanced syllabus module b 'slightly'. As can be seen in this link...

Forum is quiet tonight. Is it because all UNSW students are watching their mother country's opening ceremony :D Lulz ps uhawww empty your inbox, i tried to email you the notes last night :( Took 20mins for the email to load as well :(:( It was quite big ;)

I accelerate in 4u maths. I also do all sciences. So you can see i like animals. Vote 1 fur! Elise that is *cue music* edit: ps guys i have OCD, and in these last 18.8 seconds i'm going to do a little jig.

Looking at your progressive ranks, i think you're guaranteed to achieve Comm (lib studies) @ UNSW; even if you miss the published cut-off you'll get 5 bonus points for sure :) Just a quick observation though - being as neutral as possible - your 1st preference *may* be just outside your...

iawtc I attended the Developing Young Lawyers program at BDW in the city last night, and when i mentioned how i found the squirrels in their company 'logo' endearing the female partner (or it might have been senior associate) who i was speaking with just jumped up all excited. We proceeded by...

Well, i'm not too sure about the marking system at your school, but generally the 'immigrant story' is a hackneyed plot and cliche in the HSC. You won't believe how many asian and italian (no doubt inspired by some schools' junior focus on Looking for Alibrandi) immigrant stories are produced!

You go to King's, yes? Using prescribed texts from your preliminary english extension one. Not very original (at least for trials) :o The strongest powerplay related texts (for the purposes of the external HSC exam) are normally those that people are less likely to use, as you can apply more...

I didn't like your character (in Antony and Cleopatra).

In my third year 'pre-honours' english subject at UNSW, when the lecturer asked us who was thinking about going on and doing honours 2 out of 20 in the seminar raised their hand. So i'd say (in my course and uni at least) closer to 10% of students end up in honours. Sounds about right from...

I hope gh3y ends up teaching at a selective so he can similarly feel this supposed culture of anxiety :D

You didn't consider the political agendas, socio-cultural paradigms of recognised achievement and modern society's fixations upon tangible results. Just like there are talented student programs at public and independent/private schools, so there are selectives. "b) Selective school...

Re: Semester 2 Chatter Thread Does anyone know what senior english units Professor Barry Spurr is teaching this semester? Persian? I really thought you were an english major; didn't you score 95 or something in the subject?