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Re: Top 20 in Course List yes i've met him, know him from debating/public speaking. he's actually not oriented to girls. :santa: so i'm afraid i'll have to rein in my "love", strictly platonic :uhoh:

Re: Top 20 in Course List i thought you accelerated 4U maths? (but i'm not sure, so feel to correct me) I still think Daniel Swain is my hero, last year he topped 3 of his accelerated subjects, this year he's topped Comp Lit. (bows)

Re: Top 20 in Course List congratulations man, you did brilliantly to top! :music:

Re: Top 20 in Course List Gab (that's your name from memory?) the really long email you sent me earlier in the year regarding Distinction courses was super useful, thanks so much! I heard from my director of cirriculum this year was indeed the last...i hope not, but that's the latest news...

Re: Top 20 in Course List thanks! :party: i had alot to live up to lol, the previous business accellerant came second in the state.. i'm just over the moon i don't have to obsessively check the page 6:00 am tomorrow, and yay philosophy!

Re: Smh.com.au James Ruse and Pymble Ladies College respectively.

Daniel Swain, you freak and genius! :guitar: how did i guess he'd top Comp Lit? :cool: Jessica Tong also did amazingly to top Adv and X1 English. Congratulations anyone else. Janet Chieng from my school topped Bio! Great job hun!:music:

Re: Top 20 in Course List congratulations to everyone who got a state ranking, i'm sure even if you didn't you've all done fantastically! shout out to Namu for maths, and great job to the person breaking the James Ruse chain for Agriculture! :rofl: I counted over 40 state rankings for Ruse...

In Othello, there is a correlation between the physical journey related personal state. As the setting moves from the civilised Venetian society to Cyprus; an outpost of the known world there is an unravelling of social structures, the upholding of justice and a "civilised" mode of behaviour...

A Thousand Years of Solitude by Gabriel Marquez. :uhoh: That said, i did enjoy Marquez' other books.

currently reading, Kazuo Ishiguro- An Artist of the Floating World. and... Analysis and Interpretation of Financial Statements by Popoff and Cowan. <---- Brings tears of joy to my eyes that.

:) I concur, I love Dostoevsky; theres something in russian literature that encompasses the human condition- something that is not so regularly found these days. Crime and Punishment and The Idiot are my two favourites.

i agree totally with that, last i had an encyclopaedia thickness of paper :eek: on my desk, it took over half an hour to file it all. now i learn, and make use of the printing double sided and 2 to a page function on the school printers :wave:

my maths teacher is very funny- she's an acquired taste :cool: quotes: someone else in my class is collecting. "If you have nothing constructive to do, you can go and wash my car... in the rain..." "You can't halve three? Of course you can halve three! You can halve anything! I can halve...

gough bloody whitlam. damn our yr 10 civics syllabus is crap. i think you're covered points wise; but i just borrowed his autobiography- in which he waxed lyrical about his achievements; making it a very easy assignment for me. :)

ugh. suffering existencial crisis- should i or should i not do chemistry next year?:mad1::confused: to clarify; science was my best subject examwise for the year (97%) and i enjoy chemistry. Its a tossup between geography or chemistry.