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LPAB, UWS, Full-Fee (if you have money) etc...

Come to Sydney cos it's for special people. And blackfriday is wrong. Melbourne is alrite it's quite classy compared to sydney.

Yeah OP sounds like he's doing comm/law for rentz. On the other hand to expect year 12 students to know what they want to do for a living is a bit much.

Re: Laptops As if you can be bothered to carry a laptop to uni. Just take handwritten notes (which you'll never read over).

From a "moral" and policy perspective, society ought to take on some burden of responsibility for the occurrence of rapes brought about by intoxication. In theory it sounds fair to place the blame on the raped individual, but by shifting that blame to the perpetrator and third parties (such as...

I'm alarmed at the number of free-market fundamentalists on NCAP.

I think it depends on whether you're interested in law. Having received a similar uni entrance mark, it seems that comfortable distinctions are achievable for first year law subjects without doing all the readings etc., although I'm struggling a bit in commerce.

Seriously though in Southern China the prostitutes call your hotel room every fifteen minutes. Or maybe I've been staying in the wrong hotels :p

Re: Should Australia be a Republic. I prefer the idea of monarchy - retaining royalty, tradition and all that.

There are alot of first aid courses on offer, not just the St Johns Ambulance one. If you have plenty of time it might be worth doing the St Johns Ambulance one but if you're after a certificate for employment purposes you can do a half day one.

Asian hotels are fairly seedy... there are too many prostitutes hanging around.

Is the melbourne - sydney train that bad? The problem with flying to melb is that the trip is too short. You don't "feel" the distance so to speak. :p

Re: Public School vs. Private I think this is a good post that sums it up about public schools. People are always going to try and make the best out of their circumstance, and wealth is one aspect of circumstance, along with intelligence.

Well if they can't speak english the chances of them getting centerlink benefits is reduced because the welfare system is designed to be complicated paperwork wise. If you can't speak english you're less likely to be able to understand forms, departments and the "system". In reality people who...

The matching of skills, interest and job preference with demand complicates the so called broken window "fallacy" in the employment context.

Why is it such a problem if people can't speak English. Honestly, it creates more jobs for interpretors and government departments. So what if you can't communicate with someone who can't speak English, and is a migrant? Those people tend to gather in their cultural communities where they're...

Tour guide people are always hot. Even at UNSW.

Job security? Guys have confidence in yourselves. If you choose what you're interested in you will find a job.

I just irrationally chose economics, mainly because I don't want to be a money grabbing financial yuppie or some boring accountant. A big decision should be taken lightly, while a small one ought to be taken seriously.

This isn't about blacks, whites or racism but about the ideology of multiculturalism versus integration. Although Howard is a populist leader, his agenda here is not to gain popularity but to implement his ideological vision - that is, to eradicate multiculturalism in Australia. The current wave...