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I feel exactly the same. I feel like falling asleep in modern right now, it is so utterly dull and SCish. The American Civil Rights Movement is hidiously boring. Though I must endure to the better topics later this year. :P

I just bought William James' "On a Certain Blindness In Human Beings"! Good good good good good! I love James' discertations! Very eloquent and rational. And very applicable to human society. There were no Hume's there though, which I was hoping for when I found the section in the shop.

Varyingly! lol. 14 units is going interestingly. I was thinking of dropping Modern and picking up SOR1 distance, though although I came very close to doing so, I decided against. (what do you reckon though? I can still change; I feel I may have recieved an insubstantial amount of advice, :/ )...

Hey. I saw you do Society and Culture. Is it any good? Just wondering! :D

I'm doing an assignment on change and related texts too. I suggest going to http://community.boredofstudies.org/475/old-focus-change/4666/change-related-texts.html if you have'nt already; there's a multitude of great suggestions there. :D

Yes, though his rantings aren't very effective in terms of enthralling the common reader (as the Twilight of the Idols is aimed at). Though to be kind, he was approaching delerium by then.

Damn. I thought that might be the case. Thanks for your relpy though. Oh well. :( ...Feel free to put what topics you're doing up still; looking at the sylabus there's a mountain of awesome looking ones.

Anyone doing or done modern history by distance? If so, what topics do you do? I'm thinking of changing to distance ed for modern because my class is doing crappy topics now and will be doing crappy ones into the HSC. Please help! Thanks. :D

I've heard that's interesting; I'm starting on Neitzsche's Twilight of the Idols, though so far it's just nihilist rantings and venemous anti-socratism. In modern we're doing The American Civil-Rights movement, which should be interesting, though it isn't; and especially as we spent half of...

Wow. Maths accelerated? And you've published your own book? That's so cool! Off topic; but hows modern going for you? My class is doing shitty topics so I'm thinking of dropping it. And off topic again; what philosophy texts are your favourite ones? A Modern Introduction to Philosophy by Edward...

Well I was. I didn't realise untill fourth term last year that doing an accelerated subject was a prerequisite to applying. Though I want to pick up SOR1 (hopefully) and it could be my accelerated subject. (Easiest accelerated subject possible, I know, lol) :P What accelerated course did/are you...

Universities offer 1 unit specialised courses? I assume they don't add to ATAR's?

Just wondering; is over 14 units allowable for year eleven? I assume it is, though just wondering.

You thinking of going for a distinction course (philosophy ?) next year?

English Advanced DULL English Extension AWESOME Maths 3 Unit AWESOME Physics DULL Chemistry AWESOME Visual Arts DULL Modern History...

Um, yeah, I guess. Can't you find one anywhere?

The Handbook. That's the one I have. The Study Guide is the one with all the work sheets and things? I think I have that too though it's not that great in my opinion.

To get a band six you just need to: do your home work, study before tests, manage time, be good at school allready (ie, competent), and when you're stressed, JUST RELAX! However, with the Excel Science Handbook, it did help me, and not in the least way that it reduced my stress and anxiety...

You do the exact same as me, only I do art instead of economics. I'm in the same dialemma. People have been saying 14 units will be too much, so I'm thinking of dropping physics (or perhaps something else). Also, because my school college thing is split into two campuses, I have to catch a bus...

This is from "chelsea girl"" Quote: If the majority of Libertarians weren't so fucking nauseating and lacking in considered judgement, I would probably call myself one. That is what holds the movement back: that there are so many aspie right-wing young lib "libertarians" who only care about...