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Lol yeah not OTT heels. Good luck with the interview Em <3 Xx

My friends and I figured that doing 100 hours a week is like 14 hours of study a day with half and hour lunch break and 1 x 15 minute breaks on either side (morning and afternoon) with a normal sleep pattern. There's no time for showering or eating or basically anything. Cutting back on sleep is...

I reckon some neat dark jeans with a short sleave suit shirt, cream or peachy coloured (maybe a few small frills) that can be tucked into your jeans if you prefer, with a suitable jacket overtop that you can take off when you arrive. You've got lovely hair so you could do a neat quiff with loose...

My principal is freaking out that our grade will fuck up the HSC and he told us to do 100 hours of study a week. I'm serious. He's a complete fucknuckle. One teacher said his heart was in the right place, he was just being highly unrealistic. Then when the principal got all our grade together on...

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I worked up a weekly study timetable and in the morning before I start I pencil in what subjects I want to do on that day. On Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday I study up to about 11 ½ hours. This comes up to around 12 hours on weekends. I wake at 7am and start at 8am and finish around...

What's the weather like in Wollongong Em?

Two is probably enough. As long as you know what you're talking about regarding both and your opinions are well formulated. You should be able to talk about your readings as opposites (if necessary) to show or emphasize differences. They may be small. Or perhaps you could even say that there...

Haven't you had an exam supervisor come and talk to you about all this stuff yet? You're better off being safe than sorry. Take as many as you want, but two is probably fine anyway (maybe put new batteries in just to be safe also).

Of course someone would take it that way deliberately, and post something about it. There always has to be one. You fail.

I see me in you

Re: What is next for the 09er's? I don't think the key is to memorise all your notes per se. If you believe in repetition and thorough study (by making quality notes/summaries and looking at them again and again, refining them too, during the HSC period) then you will learn the material and...

Our junior years where yellow tops for girls and green tops for boys. The senior years wear white polos. Our seniors are years 11 and 12 so our school starts wearing them on the first day back in Year 11. You won't look eager :) don't worry, you'll look awesome - others are probably just as...

Re: wheeeeeeeennnnnnnnnnnnnn http://community.boredofstudies.org/showthread.php?t=182530 edit: oh bum Char u bet me to it lulz :o :)

Been there, done that. The benefits thing was peachy and fun. He fell for me, it turned into a relationship. It went awry. Advice? Be prepared for what you're getting into and don't push it. Keep it light and fun and know where the boundries are.

err, no. There should be a poll anyway.

Brigitte is suss

http://community.boredofstudies.org/showthread.php?t=182712&highlight=Kings+of+Leon+album

So much for the right to an education (studying what you desire/require). My Advanced English teacher didn't want to say anything to one student in our Year 11 class, so she asked his closest friends to strongly advise him to drop down to Standard English for Year 12 as it would be in his...

- Much Ado About Nothing - Romeo and Juliet - The Taming Of The Shrew - King Lear (maybe another one, but can't remember) The Taming Of The Shrew was the best by far.