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Why go to USyd O-week if we have the best one :p ?

aimpacc strikes again.

Yeah that's what I'll plan to do. Can't learn math properly unless I'm writing stuff out. Reading math is not really that helpful to me.

Because 300 pages of printing is a lot and I might not even need them if I use the course pack. I was thinking of maybe just looking at the lecturers slides, and look for the corresponding part in the detailed notes, then right down and do a few questions in my workbook. I'll see in first week...

Got the lecture notes today for MATH1141 on moodle. They are like 300 pages long...... If we buy the course pack, will they print out the 300 pages in binder form for us or what? Where do we get course packs in general? Do we get them at the UNSW bookshop or the faculty?

If this is the case, then does anyone know where I can get a soccer ball from? I don't want to have to bring my own but it would be a great idea to take some kicks on the village green in the excess breaks.

Umm Squar3root has posted before about knee problems and limited walking ability so yeah. But for other people, its different. They should just take the Basser steps except in an emergency.

Or even better, join a social sport society that plays sport everyday.

Lol. We should have a boxer meat. EDIT: No actually not many BoS'ers have cars so maybe a car meat is better.

Good to see. Keep working hard and if you are enjoying the subject you can get great results!

Its a study thing. I was the same last year and its likely it might happen again. You'll realise that everyone goes through these stages (SD, Asianese, etc.)

I have random scuffles on my degree like: "How am I going to get through COMP1917?" or "I'm so bad at soldering", etc. But these are very minimal things and then I realise that I was only under these impressions due to nerves of not doing so well in first year. I'm sure after first year it...

Its a "what's done is done and is burnt" thing.

Just run from one end of the campus to the other, going up the Basser or Scientia steps.

Those apparatus showed different properties for light. Maltese Cross apparatus showed that Cathode Rays travelled in straight lines. This is a property of both waves and particles. Magnetic and Electric deflection plates only affect charged particles, NOT electromagnetic waves. This shows that...

All retailers similar to that. I applied for over 10 places last November but got nothing. This is very true too. In the end I'm pretty frustrated at the way the job market works for older students so currently I am doing a course to become a referee as well. That will also be my first job.

Congrats!

Yeah that makes more sense actually. So its a GT tb STI. Its still ok consumption though. Compared to my EJ25D its way better.

For my silly, I wore a suit (school blazer), firmed my posture like G-man, kept a straight face and gave a military salute.

Handshakes with girls are a little awkward though. I would rather give a hug, but they have to initiate it first or else I will just give a handshake.