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Highlight of the day had to be when one of my friends got "murdered" in the union. She drew quite a bit of attention as she climbed across the table in the cafeteria and ran frantically towards the library. :D

After having a quick look at the Undergraduate's Handbook I'd say it's not possible, but I could be very wrong.

I tried the "no readings" approach for first semester, and well... let's just say I still have no idea what the Constitution is. :p

Ditto. If there's the option, do the bridging course. Can't stress it enough.

Well I can understand why people drop out of law.. it's completely different to what I expected and I know people who think the same way. Plus, it's kinda hard and tedious..

Biology labs are tolerable, it's about 60% work, 40% social. Chemistry labs on the other hand.. :mad:

It's definitely good to see friends again and get back into the normal routine of "lecture, cafeteria, lecture, cafeteria, cafeteria, cafeteria, lecture, home." Lectures are good so far, with Biology being the current favourite.. although I've decided the week is just so much better without labs.

It certainly doesn't matter when you finalise your preferences. I was swapping and changing mine for weeks before the deadline, it makes no difference. It's like an assignment due at 2pm.. it doesn't matter whether you hand it in a week earlier or at 1:59pm on the due date, it will still be...

77 Biology 75 Chemistry 50 Criminal Law :uhhuh:

:eek: So you got out of HIV and Cell Signalling?? You lucky, lucky people.

My nan got me motivated. She told me that at her age, you don't just look back and remember the good times, you look back and wonder what could have been. That was enough for me. I didn't want to look back and wonder what life would have been like had I actually done some hard work.

So just out of curiousity, which parts of our exam differed? From what I remember, we had the 15 M/C of photosynthesis, labelling of animal/bacterial cell, short answers on natural selection, cells and the like, the chi-square questions, HIV-1 and HIV-2 questions, p53 question, mitosis...

Shit... sorry to hear about that, evilc.. I hope you're feeling better, and I hope those bastards get the $15 stolen off them. :p To sum it up: Aitken's rules, mitosis rules, gram-staining rules, monkeys suck, photosynthesis sucks and Eileen is sexy. I'm hoping for a pass.

I'm prepared for the worst. Normally I think I've failed every exam, this time I only think I've failed one. That's progress!

:mad: I don't think I'll ever know the joy of having a day off.. :(

Those buggars! Ahh well it looks like I'll have Gary. Does he explain things well? His photosynthesis lectures last semester were nicely done, I think.

Recent: 1. Donnie Darko 2. The Usual Suspects 3. Pulp Fiction 4. Mulholland Dr. 5. Memento Not so recent: 1. North By Northwest 2. Shadow Of A Doubt 3. Psycho 4. Rear Window 5. The Elephant Man P.S. Excellent taste, FooBoy.

What day/time does Gary take? Considering they've eliminated the Wednesday timeslot (not happy!) it looks like I'm forced to take the Monday afternoon lab. :mad:

I think a lot of people didn't like it because they didn't see it as an adaptation of a comic book and so thought it was cheesey and overdramatic. I thought it was great. :D

I see the stories about Gary really do spread across the year, I thought my friends were just exaggerating.. :D