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I think you're misinterpreting his comment. He said that if Advanced English is Zeph's worst subject, and he does really good in EE1 and EE2, then Adv. English won't count at all. Its just the best 2 units of English.

1100-1200 for each essay.

As in Advanced English, compared to EE1 and EE2.

Couldn't sleep so I just got up. lol, with your ability, its not a surprise though. And like everyone else has said, if you're in the situation that you haven't done as good as you hoped in Advanced, you still have EE1 and EE2 to show! :)

92. I still maintain that you'll do good overall, despite this 'mishap'.

History T-T

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I think around 10-11 for each. My writing's moderate though :S GLAD ITS SO OVER WOO!

yes. AND AREN'T WE ALL HAPPY WOO!

What would be some of the features of an article? Apart from a by-line or masthead or w/e, do we stick to using short paragrahs and sentences?

Yeah, I understand, I was making a comment on trends in general in history, but I agree with that. But all I'm saying is that people like shleyboss (troll) shouldn't diss other schools and say that they're outright 'shit' due to their rankings or the relative performance of the entire cohort. We...

I accept that, but what gets me is when people start dissing schools and calling them 'shit' and form gross generalisations just cos they don't have as much achievers as the top 10 or 20 schools. And yeah, I study history, but you learn to question whether or not there is continuity in trends...

Character maturation, Role of Social Structures/Hierarchy and Marriage for me.

LOL, don't worry Zeph, I'm still reading over the essays :p

LOL. Or the fact that, "Okay, we've signed the Concordat with the Vatican", and the next minute, he turns behind and proclaims "We're going to prosecute the priests and shut down your publications". :S

Exactly. We're all enjoying a free worker's holiday, and then next day, holy cow, our reps are all gone.

Poor Weimar =p Yeah, I found hyperinflation funny lol. Bricks were worth more than billions and billions and billions of German papiermark. Hmm, once van der Lubbe allegedly burnt down the Reichstag and then the passing of the Enabling Act a month later, it was just the domino effect afterwards.

Yeah, they're interesting. I thought the Ebert-Groener Pact and the crushing of the Spartacists was good, so was the effects of hyper-inflation. But not as much as Nazi Germany! :D The ease in which Hitler set up his regime just astounds me.

Ebert? A little. Stresemann. Perhaps more. I guess, in my mind, he was really the only person during the Weimar period who took active and positive steps to ensure the survival of the Republic. But with short loans, I guess it was seen as the viable option of the time. Once they got the ball...

Hmm, well they put impact of Nazism on foreign policy last year so I doubt it but there's always the possibility that the aims of Hitler's foreign agenda could come up. Slight chance though. There's more action than the repetitive collapses of coalition governments and von Schleicher being a...