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lololol...cessnock pride yeah? Hey Kurri HS - Idk much about it, but do you know the 09 class from there? 2 girls at my school went there up to yr 9/10ish. They were...umm...different. Well done on ur atar =) And, I call it nick nock. Actually I was in nick nock yesterday, one of my...

In case you're interested, my memory just jolted (finally, and very randomly too) - "The Arrival", by Shaun Tan. A beautiful picture book =)

It depends how you define 'succeed' in regards to the HSC. I would call my HSC results a success (95+ ATAR), but I still enjoyed my holidays - maybe spending the last week of the Christmas holidays doing the holiday assignments I'd been given (I think I had 2 or 3?). So I would have to say...

Don't do two Shakespearean texts - in fact, it's not recommended that you even do 2 dramas. Try to get a variety of text types. My English teacher told me on numerous occasions that the related materials you use shouldn't be of the same text type (well, it's ok to prepare 2 texts of the same...

major lolage!! =)

No related texts are needed for this module. There are only 2 modules which required related texts: - Area of Study (Belonging) - Representation and Text :)

Wow, not even per week?! CRAZY! When I went to Asia at the end of last year, I went without real veggies/plant matter for about 2 days, between plane food, maccas in Malaysia, more plane food... etc etc... I pretty much wanted to run up to the nearest tree in Cambodia and take a bite out of...

you were a first year once too... =P

lololol... it's not THAT bad!

I found the best way to structure my "frankenblade" essays, similar to the way you have described, is to take it one idea at a time, and one text at a time. For example: Paragraph 1: The significance of nature and its role in the human experience is explored in Shelley's 'Frankenstein' through...

lol, thank you, i realised that after i posted =P

Before you do the question, do you understand what the terms Directrix and Focus mean? If you can find a diagram which points this out it may be easier to understand. When finding the locus, it is best to have the parabola in the form (x-b)^2 = 4a(y-h) where a, b and h are numbers which can...

ah ok...yeah i noticed they got rid of the B Sci / B Teaching degree this year. Apparently all the teaching degrees have had a massive overhaul. Well, good luck with it ay - hope you find somewhere to stay, there should be rentals in the suburbs around newy too =) Haha, Wallsend isn't that bad...

hey, i'm doing biomed =) i live sort of local (well, about 45 mins away), so the plan is to stay at home this year while i study. hbu?

i'm in quiet anticipation of what's to come in my first year... heading to UNCLE. BUT - still loving the holidays way too much, i'm in no hurry whatsoever =)

"minimal study" is a very flexible term depending on your own standards. I worked hard in 09, but I still considered my study to be "minimal", in that I only studied what I had to such that I had a basic grasp of all content. I didn't go overboard like some people did. I think you can study...

lol, yeah pretty much. plus, i figured i could give some input too, seeing as i just finished my hsc =]

Hey sam5, nice to meet another UNCLE biomed person! yay! so, are you from newcastle? how did u go in ur hsc? =)

Well, I know a few people who currently do Biomed at UNCLE, but i don't know anyone going into their first year.... i'm not sure about the number of places either. All I know is that, from reading the undergraduate degrees course book, the 2009 UAI cut-off was 86. =]

lol, not really ay! i'd go for the cheaper distance package. so does this mean you got an interview? how was it? and how did u go in the UMAT? aww, im all curious now! PM me, we should chat =)