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I would advise you to go straight to uni, don't take the risk of lapsing out of the momentum of learning. You have quite a few months between uni and end of hsc, and you could probably travel and chillax and so on. It really does come down to what you want to do and what you think is the...

Yes. All of last year I hated chem coz I wasn't doing so well at it. Then I completely aced one of my exams. I like chem now.

From experience, its not much help speculating about what an extended response is going to be about, because if your hunch is wrong, you could land yourself into a sticky situation. My advice is to just know all your content really well, that way you can answer anything they give you. And to...

gnrlies your knowledge is admirable . . . are you doing an eco degree at uni?

basically how effective the adversarial system of trial is at achieving justice. points to consider: - the jury system - access to legal mechanisms - comparisions to the inquisitorial system - can't think of any more but there are lots of points you could talk about.

Quantitatively simply means you have to have actual numerical calculations to show/prove/describe something. Usually involves equations and maths. Qualitatively is referring to observations and descriptions rather than calculations, so things like colour, size, shape, etc.

The CPI is the headline inflation rate, and also includes seasonal factors. If you guys remember, in September 2007 the USA sub prime mortgage crisis kicked in, which may have slowed aggregate demand in the economy; investor confidence dropped. Despite this, it was a one off factor which is...

When you laugh at Wayne Swan for being stupid enough to not know what the NAIRU is. Stupid guy, should know his stuff.

I reckon the jacaranda one is pretty good too.

GP, a = 0.5, r = 0.2 since -1 < r < 1 , there is a limiting sum limiting sum = a / 1 -r = 0.5 / 0.8 = 0.625 m

wow this sounds like my school exactly, although we're not ranked 19th . . . more like 27th. wat school is this midifile?

So I'm entering a mooting comp for the first time, and I'm feeling kinda lost. I understand how the moot works etc. but I just can't get my head around how I structure my arguments. I can't seem to apply the law to the arguments we have (because the case referred to is being distingushed)...

thanks soo much Frigid! that stuff is gold. =]

can't remember her reasons but i do remember they didn't make sense in my head.

I tried all the AUSTLII databases - no luck. but . . . I found it eventually on a google book preview.

does anyone know the facts for this case? I've tried numerous google and wiki searches and all i find the the same quote: “ ... The schoolmaster was bound to take such care of his boys as a careful father would take of his boys, and there could not be a better definition of the duty of a...

i guess you could kinda talk about more fuel being required to put a GSO up, eg more fuel is required to give a satellite of GSO the potential energy to maintain the orbit at the higher altitude. then you could go on to talk about how LEO experience orbital decay and need retro rockets to be...

this lady from the board of studies came to our school and told us that standard english scales better than advanced. then again, she also told us that no one can drag your marks down, and that there are no set no. of band 6's given out. i dont really trust her.

whether getting a 90 is easy/hard/achievable is really personal opinion.

I believe that you can do anything if you put your mind to it. Yes, an ambitious goal, but I'm hoping I'll come close to it.