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nup, actually, i would say that they're worse at uni than in high school. and nobody cares - you've just got to get on and live with it. independent study is the key. or ask a question of your own to get the teacher back on track and talking about what you feel you should be learning

the more ideas the better... no, i have no idea why i wrote that either. good.

hahahaha, yes. i luv it. i didnt do hamlet - did lear in mod B for our shakespeare - but im one of those freaks who like shakespeare so i probably wouldn't have minded it. but frontline! *shuddes* i still have nightmares about it.....what a crap module that was! waaaaaaaay too many things to...

stop making me jealous!!!!! *cries*

heh, having read glitterfairy's post it throws that into a whole new oh so not as fun light. ah well, im sticking with ur posts first impressions. *falls off bed laughing at ange*

hehe, urs is the only post ive read ange so im taking that comment however i want. told u u liked girls. hmmmm, asy in drag. has potential *grins*

supposedly all schools should be aiming to be marking to the same HSC standards, so there shouldn't (hopefully) be any great disparity between marks etc. anyway, like glitterfairy said, it's more of a comfort factor: a lot less stressful if you know people who have already done the HSC and got...

perhaps, kirsti dances and i used to until a few years ago

not in this case doll. nwatts 'wants' are definately limited for his own exam

damn it eagles, glitterfairy, you're making my mouth water! *stomach rumbles* need.burger.now. eagles --> did you come up with this burger metaphor yourself or were you taught it? we always had 'essay man' stuffed down our throats as a quick essay structure. personally, i hate them, so...

yeah...ummm, it's never too early to start practicing.....*hides* i dunno, i just assumed thats what you meant. forgot this was prelim. *slaps forehead...idiot*

oh. ok doll, because i wasn't actually meaning to insult bellydancing: i've done it myself and it's hell fun! anyways, just thought i should make that clear as it obviously came over the wrong way.

*shoots Eagles* not a chance :p i have to agree with glitterfairy. learning your material is not the impossibility you think it is. read your texts again to re-familiarise yourself with them. the only memorising you should be doing is quotes. you've been learning this material for a year...

was that rant at me perchance?

the resources section is strange place. a friend bugged me to submit some of my notes and they never went up but then a different person submitted my notes and they went up...odd. but i liked your story nwatts. getting a good mark gives much needed confidence for the real thing. chamelia...

that's too broad. I have lots I could say (ill leave it up to you to decide whether they would be intelligent or not). I did Atwood's poem for my stimulus text last year and used it as the basis for a piece of creative writing. I might be able to scrounge up some notes. If you can think up...

how so? sorry i meant - what do you mean by 'random'? is there anybody who you know who has gotten a better mark who would let you read their work to see what your teacher is looking for? if all else fails, either a) post a bit of work up here and we'll see if we can help or b) (probably better...

lol - its all asy's good for :p

i assume you mean the hsc paper? it really wasn't too bad at all. the only big problem i had with it was in the electives section: i did genetics and we had a really haphazard teacher for that section and didn't do over 1/2 our course. just lots of problems. so one of the end questions none of...

we need a double sexy party. thats 1600 claimed for me, mount everest, the penguins and gothic castle owners everywhere. *melodic penguin screams*