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Thanks for the heads up (;

Does the "torturer" and "Minotaur" at the end refer to her obsessions towards her father or her fears of bumping into her former lover Richard Sassoon in Paris? My teacher says it refers to Sassoon, but the internet says her father.. So what should I write in my HSC essay??

Ok, and also, since the syllabus says "personalities, events, situations" does that mean in every essay I have to mention ALL three? or just one or two and focus on them in detail?

^ but are the trial papers and notes good?

Apparently it's under the School of Excellence (http://www.tsfx.com.au) or something.. Has anybody registered for this before? I want to but it asks for residential deets so I wasn't sure.. wanted to confirm if it's safe first! Thanks!

I am planning to do the poems 'Sam' and 'Your Paris', and my points being conflicting perspectives of events, CF of personalities and CF of situation.. I will be using 2 related texts but HOW IN THE WORLD do i structure my essay? Do i do like, p1 - 2 Hughes poems on CF of events p2 - 1 hughes...

Can't wait for end of HSC holidays .. but then I'm still so confused as to what I want to study in Uni!

I made a whole list and in the end I only managed to cross out one bullet point..... -.- The laziness has been kicking in (but I'll be sure to get rid of it by tomorrow! - start of T3!). What I've done this holiday: - 1 paragraph of an EngX1 essay - 1 2u maths paper - 5 3u maths papers (didn't...

Is it a similar story to Ted and Sylvia's? Keep in a nutshell please. Thanks!

Btw, juxtaposition is only when the words are directly beside each other; otherwise it is contrast

prove: a + (a+d) + (a+2d)...+ [a+d(n-1)] = (n/2)[2a+d(n-1)] (ie. prove the arithmetic sum formula!) Here's what I have: ----------------------- When [n=1] LHS = a, RHS = a Therefore the statement is true for n=1 Assume the statement is true for n=k; ie. Sum(k) = (k/2) [2a+d(k-1)] Therefore...

Ok after reading this thread I feel slightly screwed.. Trials start in WK4 and I haven't done a single thing this holiday except 1 paragraph of my one of many essays.. You can say "there's still 1.5 wks of holiday to go!" .. but atm I really am not bothered to do a SINGLE thing.. :L

Well out of all the subjects you study, 3u scales very well (if not the best)... IMO 3u is the easiest and requires the least time/effort compared to all the other extension courses since most of the basics are learnt in 2u already; and even if you do drop it, you will probably just have an...

School: top 10 English Advanced: 88 (22/142) English X1: 46 (8/72) Maths Advanced: 95 (7/71) Maths X1: 43 (34/79) Chemistry: 91 (6/60) IPT: 95 (3/21) Economics: 87 (16/42) I would like to drop economics since it is my worst subject and i dislike it.. however im quite hesitant about doing so...

Other than Shakespeare? I can't seem to find direct quotes on love from classical authors like Charlotte Bronte, Charles Dickens, Jane Austen... that are similar to the ones you would find in Romeo and Juliet... Thanks!

Thank you all for replies I may (probably most likely) have to leave the country during the time

Then what happens to the person who is supposed to get my mark, which in this case, i have none? They get my zero?? Also, if my appeal is unsuccessful, obviously I'm not eligible for receiving HSC award, which means i have to do my hsc again the next year. If this is the case, are my study...

how are your marks calculated then?

Thanks for replies, then what about psychology and psychiatry? Maybe not psychology since it's such a broad field I guess, but what about the latter?

i checked UMAT site but can't find the answer.. i know it's mainly medicinal courses but is there an official list somewhere? or could anybody type them out here? thanks!