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Shot bro for the help. Peace.

So I'm a first year, and I hardly ever take public transport. So how do I get from Parra. bus interchange to the campus site? What ticket do I purchase? What do I say to the ticket vendor? Do I ask for a return-ticket-thingy? lol. lol, I'm so useless, but I'm getting really anxious about...

Are there a lot of people who catch a bus to Parra station late (6:00PM)? I finish late on Weds. and Thurs. so I'm freaking out about the train, haha.

I thought it was just me when I noticed that there weren't any Ruse kids.... And I notcied there are a lot of first equals.... hmmm....

From a western perspective, yes. But from a cultural point of view, it's a traditional custom that should be respected....

lol, DUH! And I do Legal Studies hahahaha....

Thank you for telling me.... I didn't mention any sort of killing or violence whatsoever. I did do write a few things that were a bit morbid but I knew when "enough's-enough's".... I didn't want to tell a story of a kid going on a killing spree.... I just wanted to portray how a character...

It was a pretty good exam.... I think I mucked up in the essay (Sigh -_-) but the creative I think I did pretty alright.... My creative was written from 5 perspectives, in second person, and it focused on a guy who recently shot 8 people (7 of whom died) at school.... The different perspectives...

My teacher says they can (I know, I was confused too because you only can study 3 of the 4 prescribed texts....). We're doing Crime Writing as well and if they were to specify a text it would be like this: "Refer to TWO of your prescribed texts with one being 'The Skull Beneath the Skin' or...

Mod. A: (Joy :))YES, YES, YES! Such an easy question to write an answer to! And this was the module I was most worried about.... Mod. B: (Semi-joy with an anchor of regret hanging from my heart)Sh*t! I thought the question was brilliant (that you can basically use any poem) except for the fact...

Re: wtf are Module B man.......... I pretty much did the same.... Except for 'The Sharpness of Death'.... I loved 'Triste, triste' and 'A Valediction'.... I hated 'At Mornington' and 'The Violets', cause that's what everyone uses, and the reason why I studied Triste and Valediction in-depth...

Re: wtf are Module B man.......... I think the question was asking how the final stanza of 'The Violets' is evident of themes seen everywhere in Harwood's poetry. I thought it was easy cause 'The Violets' actually relates to most of her poems, hence it's popularity with students, as well as...

Yeah, it didn't say you had to link. I just did it because I didn't prepare for 'The Violets' (Even thought it was the one I chose it as one of my four I was going to use).... I also used the indentation to show her going back in time, blah, blah.... That she overcomes the limitations of time...

Haha, Module B.... I bs'd about how Harwood "Overcomes the law of nature through the use of memories and imagination." Linked it in with A Valediction. I'll be surprised with an 8/20.... -_-

I think (from what I've heard) it will either be 'The Development of Modern Identity' or 'Laws of Nature'. That's what I heard.... Don't know if it was a rumour or not, but it seems a bit.... Yeah, lol.