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I really disliked this artwork because it completely ripped off Basquait's aesthetic and concept. There wasn't much originality - the student could've added more elements that would've made it more distinctly Australian and/or personal. BUT enough of my rant haha. Not sure if this is...

I was considering something similar at the start of the year, but I ended up going in a different direction. However, there was a book that I was interested in reading called id by Susan Greenfield which was related to that topic. The postmodernists were really concerned with the idea of truth...

Woollahra Council and Mosman Art Gallery have annual art prizes. Mosman apparently is quite difficult, and happens around May. Woollahra is around August. :drink:

I saw a something a few weeks agos that listed each 4U topic and then which textbook covered that topic the best. I'm pretty sure it was on bored of studies. If anyone's seen it, or even if it's not on BOS, would you be able to link me? I tried looking for it, but I don't want to go through...

It's too general, you need to thread in a thesis somehow.

I only know of these from art, but im pretty sure it correlates with english. In short: Rationalism - the belief in a logical and scientific way of thinking. ie, for something to be real it must be proven, etc. This coincides with movements away from the church. It is greatly influenced by...

most, if not all, photo printers can go very high quality, it all depends on your resolution and image size, etc. if you have 300 resolution and you match it up with the right size, any printer should be able to print it for you.

not ssure if its too late, but it may mean that australia is capitalist and china is a communist based economy.

theres no multiple choice in ext 1 english, and its 50% writing, as opposed to, i think, 1 out of 6 modules or something in adv english. theres a lot more emphasis on writing, so if you love it and are good at it, go for it.

private school = better facilities, generally better teachers, sports + co-curriculurs. but onto the topic, sometimes public schools mark easier for better retention rates, but it depends on the school.

but thats what teachers are for. it shouldnt be the student's responsibility to do their teacher's jobs, and teach themselves the coursework. generally, at the end of every chapter in a textbook they have a little review section, so try that out.

Before dropping chemistry, see if your courses have flexible entry, and if that includes chem. :)