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Its basically salon strength. There are probably decent ones that are cheaper but most people have had it used on them at a hairdresser or at a friends and know they work.

Arts/Law Yes but I don't like that I will be at uni for 5 years!

I love mine, I use it to curl as well as make my hair straight. They are expensive but very good!

No, its not that bad. Like all Universities it has its good and bad points. Prestige being something it lacks. For law the degree is more practical than most uni's which is being increasingly recognised, it means that you get assessed in moots (mock court) rather than traditional essays...

It doesnt matter what level of English you do, the universities suggest you do what you are capable of, it wont stop you provided you get the UAI required. Universities tend to offer combined law to create well rounded lawyers. Also straight law could be daunting to someone straight out of...

2 with lactose free milk/hot water mushed up like baby food with honey and sometimes fruit

Those doctors are awesome. My dad has really bad arthritis, I cant remeber what type but he had a hip replacement and coz he has had so many he had to stay in hospital for 6 weeks + and it was the Mater in Nrth Sydney which is really expensive, anyway my mum went to pay when he was getting out...

I think the Wii > PS3/XBOX360 but I guess it depends on what you want. The wii is better value for money especially for a casual gamer. My b/f has a wii and PS3 and it seems wii is heaps better for social gaming and gaming for all types of people and ages. My 4 year old cousin can play wii...

I only did a few subjects as I was also doing law and then transfered. It was interesting but like many uni subjects you need to get through the introductory theoretical subject before you can move on to the more interesting subjects. That said you can try it out and if you dont like it, you can...

Kirby <3 Taking Kirby to something like lawball would make all the other law students jealous :uhhuh: As much as I love Kirby, I wish he would structure his judgements a bit better, like McHugh does rather than just dump it all onto a page.

Mine are the same

This sort of thing takes time. only you can know what type of notes help you. For me, I am really verbose so making myself cram only the important stuff in 1-2 pages is a good way then put page references to the tb.

Have it with honey - makes it sweet and yummy I am eating the Brown sugar and cinamon one but you need to add extra coz its not really cinamony

Yep, was told about it on my first day of law school

Bah so not true Jack, do try to learn to be honest. You probably haven't dont professional ethics but if you lie (or fail to disclose anything) at all to the admissions board you can forget being a lawyers. Any fraud or offences will also screw your career. There was also a law student...

And the fact u can't even out a p/c with a d/hd.

Another place is the legal and professional co-op bookshop on phillip street. Its bigger and there will be a variety of books on any given subject.

Lol. I was a bit shocked when I saw my marks then GPA after transfering from UWS I was like 3.6 wtf thats like a high pass average it doesnt make sense. Is mac the only one that has the GPA that goes up to 4? UWS the highest is 7.

I think ur right, I did Contracts last year and my mind is a bit hazy.

Umm my referencing guide says u dont need one, but if they ask for one then u should give them one