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A change in the pill may help, a friend of mine was on monofemme which didnt curb the pain much, after a few years she change to Yasmin and it worked for her (please dont think it has to be Yasmin as its really expensive and I think its over rated and plays on girls fear of gaining weight) but...

Its not the same when you know you are comming back, I was sitting there and another combine law student next to me and I were discussing how knowing you're comming back sucks the fun out of it lol... I had lots of people come up to me and tell me that I can still use the library and all...

I hope Sharif, Tiff or Bob win...

Each paragraph should look like this: Issue State the Law + Cite your authority Apply the Facts Conclude Each sentence should be concise and to the point, don't try and write like a judge or fluff it out, academics hate it and like to have it to the point. Use headings, its perfectly...

I know some great UWS law students who did not get a high UAI but still do great and will make great lawyers. UWS takes into account work experience (if not recent HSC grad) and low UAI's recognising you don't require a high UAI to be a good law student. Even if UWS law is easy to get into...

The fact that top barristers/solicitors/judges come from certain law schools is representative of the institutions age, UWS's law school was <10 years old when I started and thus how can any top barristers/lawyers have emerged in such a short time give the time it takes to become a reputable...

What pill are you on, if you google it you can sometimes find the leaflet online

I believe it originated back in the day when females were the minority at university.

Those differences have nothing to do with prestige and vary from subject to subject, faculty to faculty. Being someone who has seen the difference between UWS and MQ, MQ has a better rep for law (which it does not deserve) yet the majority of its law lecturers are bad and the courses focus way...

Its very annoying that they suggest a congestion charge when 9am lectures are so common (I have two this semester) and I should be punished for going to my class rather than ilecturing it because I find it doesnt work for me? I also need to go to the 9am lectures so I can get a spot so that I...

It does happen but don't count on it...you are lucky if it happens

I elected to graduate separately, so I am graduating from my Arts degree next week and will graduate my law degree when I finish it

Change tute times also has nothing to do with the census dates but once the semester starts they dont like you to change too much. You can still drop out of second semester units until the sem 2 census date.

They usually only post them on webct, give them to you in a formal exam or give them to you in the lecture/tute. Law assessments are usually essays or problem questions. Ocassionally at places like UWS they may be a moot. Essays for law usually have really tight word limits and require...

Its in the guide (if you are following its formatting as well) I think its small caps for the first level of headings cant remember what it was for the second...but I have also handed essays in where I have just bolded or underlined the headings and havent heard anything negative either way...

I always go through them all ensuring that I always conclude after each if they would be successful or not and its good to make sure you point out at the end which one is satisfied.

All take-home exam's/ assignments 25 May 09 - Access to Justice - 4500 words (60%) 9 June 09 - Health Law - 2500 words (30%) - Remedies - 1500 words (30%)

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UWS has a policing course, taught at their Bankstown campus look it up

For the last time, colds are caused by a virus! They shouldn't call it a cold because it has nothing to do with being cold.