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Probably going to tweak it a bit. I have a one-lecture day on Thursday and a day off on Friday.

Well you can cut segments out of pipe cleaners, which represent the chromosomes, and use sticky tape to blend the different coloured segments. This helps to represent the exchanging of genetic information between the chromosomes undertaking crossing over.

And btw, did anyone get this email (I think its just the same as the letter):

Cool! I'm considering doing 20th Century Politics and Culture in Sem 2 as well =D I am :wave:

A Tale of Two Cities by Dickens.

What History unit are you doing? :)

Macq > Excel.

Or if they are a lying, manipulative, self-centred and deceptive personality like Albert Speer.

Have you found one yet?

You'll need it, especially when you approach your exams later on. On the issue of Excel books, it really depends on what subjects you're looking for. Generally, I think for 2U Maths or the sciences, they're competent. But for humanities such as History, they're too basic, vague and are rubbish.

Added to the fact that you'll realise that 12 years of schooling is about to finish.

Thanks Rafy.

Just to clarify, can we just pop up to the Student Centre with no real reason other than convenience to change our timetables?

Civil War - loads of historical information, very interesting and a lot of action.

Gut, danke! (Didn't get the last question =p) Wow, lol, you're basically like me. I'm planning to do Mandarin as well. I was pretty good in it back when I was young but I gradually forgot everything so I'm trying to relearn Mandarin again. And exactly the same reason as you! :)

We're little rascals who'll pester you at each turn! =p

Well, my German's fairly limited at the moment. Guten tag, Tamara, mein Name ist Kevin. Wie geht es ihnen? :)

Neine! =p You get used to the grammar after a while. I was thinking of majoring in German, but thought otherwise. Probably have to learn it through independent study =S

Okay, so we had x/5 + x/3 + x/6 = x-18. For the left hand side, we want to find a common number for the denominators. 30 comes to mind, and is the closest option. We multiply the numerator and denominator by 6 to get 6x/30, x/3 by 10 to get 10x/30 and x/6 by 5 to get 5x/30. Since we have 6x/30...

My bad, I found the letter :o I'm in Red Group.