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93.25 as well so stoked. better then expected. :D

15 - eng 18 - eng 20 - pe 21 - gen math 29 - re 2 unit 5 - bio annoyed with the pe and math on consecutive days. and the week gaps before re and bio.. shattered bio is at the end. and i have all morning exams besides pe.. feel sorry for people that do all three sciences

i cant go on a cruise cos im going on a family trip on a cruise next year.. and i have asked everyone i know about doing something with them.. but most have already booked. and dont have any room :(

Ron Weasley!

So basically my friends dogged me.. now i have no one to go with and no where to go... so any ideas? i want to do something i know that preferebly i want to leave the country for a week. i was looking at america. but it is fairly expensive witht the flights and everything. anything anyone...

How does convection, conduction and radiation effect someone who is exercising in a hot environment i.e cycling? please help?

I did the Shining. it works pretty well. from what i can remember, a lot of people did Sylvia Plath poems, the movie The Hours as well, and One Flew Over The Cuckoos Nest

Loved it. Predictable yes. But i cried. When Henry stabbed his to-be-wife ( i forgot her name), i cried like a baby. I loved Henry. How could he!

Im doing madness in Jane Eyre and Wide Sargasso Sea, i think i do frankenstein next year... but im not sure.

Ext English we are looking at madness and the context it is in and am struggling to find stuff on how people percieved madness in the 80s Help anyone?

We have a 5 minutes speech on Madness and how it is represented if different contexts we have Jane Eyre as our presribed test, where we look at Bertha Mason and then an ort of our choice, and i chose The Shining. Good Luck with yours anyway

Our study is on Mad Women. Currently we are studying the mad women in Jane Eyre and need an ORT for this topic as well, can be male or female. Any one have any good suggestions I was thinking The Shining, but does any one know of any other films or novels that have good representations of mad...

Omg moulin rouge?? damn i wish i was doing that Advanced: Looking for alibrandi, Cast Away and Robinson Crusoe Extension: Jane Eyre, then dracula and blade runner and something else i cant remember

ATM we are studying Jane Eyre but we are looking at 'mad women' and how they are portrayed through texts,

Um we are doing some boring cricket stuff bodyline bowling or something like that and the boxer rebellion later on.