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today i made vanila cupcakes with a raspberry frosting. oh delicious!!!:D

would agree, the world is blindsided to how much the palestinians have suffered for many years, and put the blame card on them. i think enough is enough and the palestinians deserve their right to be angry.

So true about the Qantas case study lol. I did billabong and oroton idk where you get them from, but my teacher gave us a selection and you just choose which ones you. Harvey norman was okay, but also a little boring. About the syllabus thing, i dont think you need it for every dot point, but...

Re: What is the likelihood of a question asking us to explain more than 1 group in de yeah, totally suggest you learn at least two cause you are most likely going to have to write about them both and how it can affect their access resources etc.

*99.95%

As per usual, the minor 0.05% of community makes it to the media, while the rest of the 90.95% people in the community dont make it to news.

good question, I think they might give it to you considering you knew how to do the steps and showed working out, but put in the wrong numbers.

^ agree, don't just focus on one subject and neglect the other.

Same, thats what happened to me as well, a student went to sleep half way in the exam, and one of the supervisors had to wake her up and told her that she was distracting others.

I would choose the second option, because you never know what might happen, so having a day in between means you can get assignments done and so on

^ what happens next

So true, UNSW has the best seats and availabilty, plus its so quiet compared to other libraries.

Yeah, i think its better to have more detailed notes, especially for business studies, considering that you have to include case studies and what not. And it saves you time later on, because some notes go hand in hand with other dot points in syllabus. And if you are going to read them...

Would have to agree, it might have such a big difference, but not a bad idea. you can usually get them from the left papers from HSC students.

this always seems to put a smile on my face, plus its catchy and i like the beat

I would have a bucket filled with chicken wings... and strawberries with whipped cream. yum!!

just as i thought, considering he did the HSC in 2011

I don't think they can mark you down for using liquid paper. I used correction tape, they might not like but who cares.

if you dont get the required WAM in UNSW, then you have to apply through UAC.

yeah but sometimes trial papers are harder than HSC ones, but most of the time the BOS papers are harder