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at least she didn't join the tony abbott appreciation club :p

They're not.

My first ever job was soccer refereeing. Why go to the cliche stuff? Retail, etc.? Try and combine things you like - perhaps a sport or something, and see if it can be turned into a viable job. Think outside the box.

Yes, it would - so that's why ideally we have a qualifying round so that we can at least guarantee that the people who signed up will be there on the day at the very least. If not, we can adapt.

Well, the person who won it last year won the School of Mathematics and Statistics prize for like three years in a row. so you never know - especially because often we're only competing against those in our year, because maths is hierarchical - so this is a good thing to bring inter-year...

There wasn't a trophy yesterday - you wouldn't miss it, it's 46cm tall :p But we want everyone to sign-up prior, so I've asked the people at the stall to have a sign-up sheet there, but if not, we also have an online sign-up sheet here: http://tinyurl.com/intbee14

Thursday 10-1. (starts officially at 11, but if more than 16 people sign up, we'll need a qualifying round that starts at 10) Also, I've asked that the massively large trophy be displayed at the MathSoc stall so they can tell you more about it!

Plus when I see my friends, it's always a hearty handshake greeting anyway - must be a leftover from my Commerce days. Except if they're female friends, that is. Plenty of practice there.

I used to get the cheap package with the group photo, and individual photos of various sizes. And for my muck-up photo, I just had a friend bring a large inflatable sauce bottle and my friends and I just posed around it. Everyone else just pulled faces and poses. Never occurred to us to bring...

there is less mathsoc love than there should be <_<

your mistake is driving to unsw

Contact the lecturer by email or by dropping by, informing them of the broken link.

You should get lecture notes for those subjects, which you just fill in - or take notes by printing out the slides.

Strong and firm.

Uhh, probably the same. I think maybe 4u has the oblique asymptotes only.

Mathematics 2 unit method: plug in a really really big number and that'll be it Alternatively, you can note that x > ln(x) for all x > 0, so you'll see that ln(x)/x < 1 for all x > 0, and then see that the limit is zero.

Depends. There might be a mid-session exam in Week 4, or a class test in Week 3 or 4. Check your course outlines.

Depends. There might be a mid-session exam in Week 4, or a class test in Week 3 or 4. Check your course outlines.

No, but probably don't stay too late at uni or security guards might ask - never happened to me, but apparently they have that power. Also if you are disruptive in a lecture, a lecturer may ask for your student card - happened in one class in first year, never since. Also oh important one...

Uhh you can't borrow from the library, nor print at uni using the normal student printing system, and... yeah.