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i lol'd on that. rep (i'm not sure if it's going to have an effect though, can't blame a person for trying)

Been getting reduced hours since December :( I originally assumed it was because of competition for shifts with lower-paid school-age kids or whatever; however, I still sometimes get 0 shifts in a week. got 3 1/2 hours this week; then 10 next week including a 3-hr Sunday

International students can get into a course if they have reached the Guaranteed ENTER/UAI,etc. (rather than the clearly-in), in the same way that local students who are willing to pay full fee could. Using your logic, it would then be fair to say that local students who could pay full fee also...

and why, of all places, in the garage?

Manual. That is, if it's a matter of life and death and I have to pick one. Otherwise, it doesn't really boil down to manual vs. auto, it's more on how the guy drives

if i remember correctly, i just read the first 3 books usually, my attention span is way longer - enough to actually finish the whole series - but this series might be a rare exception i like meryl streep as the aunt in the movie though

Oh, and which translation have YOU read, pray tell? The Superior one, I presume

damn. you beat me to it. and i already typed out the solution and stuff. great to know we have the same answers, though.

I second that. I actually wanted the camera man to be killed first; that way, maybe the camera will steady a bit. That film was definitely effective in giving anyone vertigo.

You need more experience on the field for that job. And management skills too. I reckon that is not a job for newly graduated architects.

Right. The lecturer is just responsible for giving out the lectures - considering the number of students that's in a lecture at any one time, it's a waste of the lecturer's time to check if all students have books. Besides, this is not high school anymore, so students are expected to be...

too true.

Well, considering that he has done bachelor degree/s before, he could get advance credits for the breadth component... so that instead of doing breadth in 1st year, he can do 2nd year subjects - may be 2nd year breadth, Environments elective or Major-related subject (which I doubt, since quite a...

depends on who the person is. at times, i extract a promise from the person first (that he/she will take care of my book, not fold the cover/any of the pages, will return it to me in one piece, etc.) before lending it.

Voice of the gods by Trudi Canavan first few pages still... but it's the last book of The Age of the Five series so I'm hoping it ends well. I'm book binging at the moment; I've just finish Book 2 in the series and I immediately grab this one afterwards gee, I never thought I'll be this...

Tracy Chevalier and because of the HP series, JK Rowling Nicholas Sparks, to some degree

Iliad by Homer Too graphic. Too gory. And it just drags on and on.

Five Quarters of the Orange by Joanne Harris (author of Chocolat)... have just started so I don't know what to make of it yet I've just finished Priestess of the White, and The Magician's Guild before that by Trudi Canavan... apparently she lives in Melbourne. I'm slowly becoming a fan of her...

I recommend Creative Projects-Digital Technologies, it's under the Education faculty. Almost took it last year. Pretty hands-on, with all the activities on Multimedia. Why not take a language? There's about 5 or 6 which have a Beginner's Level - French, German, Swedish, etc. And there's quite...

well then, you can't take that particular Diploma Engineering already has a lot of Maths as it is, either separate ones (like Calculus and Linear Algebra - both of these are common to all Engg students) or integrated into Engineering subjects - I know this for a fact, since I tried to get an...