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i think there are some el cheapo places in chinatown. wouldn't be able to tell you exactly where though

yep it was the usual college 'initiation' wank. i love watching the geeky (non-slutty) ones who are at college because their families live in the country rather than for a social experience standing around looking awkward while the rest of them lurch around the campus in pink tights shrieking...

yep. start practising as a learner and it'll become second nature in no time.

there's a production of hamlet aimed at youth at the opera house on the 15th august.. i don't know if it's any good, but at least it's a professional show rather than the hills district community theatre or something. Sydney Opera House - Hamlet

the uni hasn't exactly helped me get organised. some readers still not up on the copy centre site (or maybe those units don't have readers but the lecturers haven't emailed to say so, so i'm holding off on buying until i know). webCT not updated for semester 2, of course, so i can't get outlines...

theoretically the new test is 45 minutes or something, but based on my own experience and that of my friends, in reality it's 20-30. but it'll vary depending on traffic conditions etc. in total there are 100 possible points, plus a few extra depending on how many hazards you encounter during...

His name changed throughout his life, and when you're writing about him you should usually use the name he was using in the period you're writing about. At birth his name was Gaius Octavius Thurinus, and generally he was referred to as 'Octavius'. He was adopted by Julius Caesar via his will...

fair point, i've only ever been in the cushioned lecture theatres. the guys toilets are pretty decent i reckon.

bosch isn't actually as bad as people make out (comfy lecture theatres, cafe, vending machines, decent toilets), i don't mind having a couple of hours there. the only problem is that it's in the fucking middle of nowhere and takes forever to get to. if it was a bit closer to anything else it...

my experience of languages at uni is basically the same as everyone else's - it goes fast, and you need to keep up and make sure you learn all the vocabulary and grammar each week, because if you start slipping then you'll get hopelessly lost. discipline is very much the key.

NRSL is the term you're looking for. but you have to convert your GPA onto the UAI scale (out of 100) before you average it with your actual UAI. there's a conversion table on BOS somewhere, possibly in the exchange/transfer forum

your transcript shows both grade (HD, D, C, P, F) and numerical mark. an example - which has the actual marks obscured, but you can see the separate columns - is here

finally! 1 D + 3 HDs = my best semester ever

ugh, how can government and history be up, but not ancient history? JUST POST MY RESULTS ALREADY YOU INCOMPENTENT DICKS.

hindi and urdu are offered by the Department of Indian Sub-Continental Studies here. although they're not available to major level, which might be why you had trouble finding them. not sure about persian.

working fine for me.

still nothing. not expecting anything until the middle of next week, realistically.

if you're applying for a standard course then admissions are determined by computers on the basis of your marks. i don't think there's much or any human involvement. for courses that require interviews... there could theoretically be ethnic/racial discrimination if you happened to get a...

don't know anything about routes, but there shouldn't be an angle park. they only test parking parallel to the kerb. how this works is that you'll have to do two or three manoeuvres during the test, which are selected randomly by the computer. the list of possible manouevres includes a reverse...

they were doing maintenance on student self-admin today so it was unavailable for a few hours, that's probably why you couldn't get at it. but i doubt any marks will be released on a weekend so you're not missing out on anything.