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I tried some so good today in tea, not too bad but I think it will take a while to get used to it. I still love Pauls Zymil but the whole point of this is to get used to soy so I can drink it out.

You'd be best off looking for paralegal jobs. Try university career sites, seek etc and mainly jsut approaching local solicitors.

When you're at uni long enough, you'll get it...its like year 12 kids wanting to wear year 12 jerseys etc All the cool kids do it!

You'd probably be better off with an Iron supplement as the multivitamins only have a small amount of Iron in them

Yeah, I didn't find it too bad, just the after taste. I am trying to get used to it so when I do go out I can order a Creme brulee or something and not suffer too much (as I find if I eat a little dairy and the rest lactose free I am ok).

Does it get easier to drink, I didn't find it too bad. Its not that I really like the taste of milk, I more like the taste of things made from milk.

Hi guys, I am lactose intollerant (can handle a little milk in tea and the occasional hot chocolate but usually regret it) and while I love Pauls Zymil Lactose Free Cows milk, I am trying to get myself accustomed to Soy Milk as its easier to get especially when out. Can anyone suggest a...

That is true, but you must then be very alert to changes in the law as what you are reading is out of date. Just because legislation has not changed, does not mean that the relevant authorities have not. Plus using old editions means you need to figure out what page is required to be read etc!

Re: Semester 2 Timetable Tuesday: 12-2 - LAW415 (Lecture) 2-4 - LAW500 (Lecture) 4-6 - LAW500 (Tutorial) Friday: 9-11 - LAW415 (Tute) 12-2 LAW406 (Lecture) 2-4 LAW 406(tute)

Thats the life of a uni student. I wouldn't complain, as a law student $400 is cheap for a semester. This semester for three subjects mine are about $550 and thats not too bad, I've spent like $800 before. Often we need the new edition as the law changes. Meh, they are expensive but its uni not...

Laying Down the Law (Cook, Creyke, Geddes & Hamer), and I'm also considering one called Surviving Law School (Brogan, Spencer) - those two are both great. I used the first one in my intro to law class at UWS and bought the second its pretty helpful esp for the basics

It is also worth one more GPA point than a fail

Remedies is boring but they were reasonable flexible with assessment. As the first assessment was a hypothetical you could then choose between an essay or hypo for the final which was nice (take-home). Class participation marks were generous. Unfortunately they gave tiny word limits and insisted...

I emailed the academic who gave me my mark, she said there was "there was a minor glitch and the mark was not transferred to the master list in time for examiners meeting"...apparently?

As has been said above, check the units you are doing next semester. This is particularly important with core units as with electives you can always choose another one. LAW does not count CP's as passing therefore you have to redo the unit if it is a pre-req. I agree with Aslyum, UWS...

law512 = 73% c law438 = 82% d law405 = 77% d

2009 First Half Year LAW 405 Remedies I Incomplete 4 2009 First Half Year LAW 438 Access to Justice Placement Pr 82 D Distinction 4 2009 First Half Year LAW 521 Health Law and Ethics 73 CR Credit 4 I dont get why...

This is the most stupid thing you can do, when in starvation mode your body stores everything as fat!

Re: Why are ATAR cutoffs at University of Western Sydney far lower than USYD and UNSW Demand, more people want to got to Usyd and UNSW. It is also a younger uni thus doesn't have the prestige AND the location (+ multiple campuses) make it a less popular option. That said, the courses and...

Yes you can apply to transfer regardless of the uni you go to but your ability to do so depends on your UAI and how well you do in the first year.