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Brekkie: 2 pork buns Snack: fruit-free muesli bar, 2 brownies, handful of chips lunch: medical drink thingy snack: 2 plates manning chips, 3 schooners cider, glass of coke dinner: 2 chicken/vegie enchiladas with lots of sauce

or when you get to the lights just outside uni, walk straight up instead of turning left, you'll end up almost at carriageworks/the train tracks then walk left along the street and you'll come out at that little shop just across the road from the stn. No double crossing of the road required.

tell you what nicola, if you design me a yummy/easy/not ridiculously expensive menu for a week or two, I'll eat whatever you say and report back so you can see it's metabolism and nothing else going on.

there are maps for the quad http://sydney.edu.au/arts/downloads/documents/main_quad_instr.pdf

next to the technology store (iirc it's a mini mac store) which is next to the coop bookshop which is next to Mint Cafe which you can see on your left hand side after the tennis courts as you walk into uni from redfern.

nup I'm great and healthy and killer metabolism. genetics have been kind to me in that regard. if it comes down to body shapes, I'm a particularly extreme case of an ectomorph. Most people are a combination of the three (ectomorph, mesomorph, endomorph) but I have virtually no characteristics...

there will be copies of the textbook in the library. Get there early and have a look so you at least have some vague idea of what's happening in the tute.

skipped brekkie yay sleep ins Lunch: Tandori Chicken wrap + salad omnomnom Arvo tea: apple + medical food drink thing + oreos k3k3k3 dinner: 2 slices ham + pineapple pizza, 3 slices chicken/avocado pizza

err you do realise they can ask you a multiple choice question on graphs and such, right?

whups, I just saw faculty of science and assumed :P

not always exactly. They may not come in the form of 'slides' but they definitely complement the lectures.

drop out before census and take some time out (or gap year) to learn more about yourself or work full-time which will mean that when you go back to uni, you'll feel more motivated.

Re: What Degree Should I do at Uni? if you don't know, take some time out to get some life experience and think about it. there's nothing that says you MUST go to uni right away (except maybe social pressures). and you could learn a lot about yourself and your interests in the meantime.

3 business days. Might be a bit longer with the weekend

Yes, but keep in mind that lecturers move at different paces and sometimes you'll find that if the monday lecture is a bit slow, but the tues one is fast, you might end up missing material. Also, if they end a lecture with an example, you'll miss going through that example in the next class.

if it's a phone, that should work fine. If it's a laptop, sometimes you need to take them to the IT guys to help set them up on the uni system.

The MATH1015 textbook is specially compiled by the lecturers who teach the course so you can't buy it anywhere online. Only the USyd coop has it (or second hand sites). MATH1011 isn't a textbook, it's a course handbook that's pretty cheap anyway. BIOL1001 you should be able to get from...

Can't remember if I've mentioned this yet, but great moment in first lecture of the semester when the lecturer goes 'I have more power than your school teachers. I can kick you out of my class!' then proceeded with an insanely dry lecture that made me want to leave of my own accord

wait wait i received emails from my lecturers saying stuff was cancelled which implies it was legit, or are you suggesting the people picketing were saying all classes were cancelled?

+ steak, vegies, and half a tub of cookies and cream connoisseur icecream