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Yeah. More seriously, you meet people at O-Week. That's what it's for. You meet people, join societies and clubs and... all that jazz.

yes, unfortunately (for me and most of the other male spectators).

if they were unattractive, we wouldn't be talking about it.

not sure if srs

And Arts at Sydney is generally seen to be better. Again, this is the impressions I've gotten from reading through hundreds of threads on the same topic.

i tell you that you can see attractive bikini-clad women do whatnot in a pool of jelly and you're still questioning whether it's worth going? m8

Well, for fuller explanations, go look at the other six-hundred and twenty-seven threads that has been made about this. A significant proportion chose UNSW over Sydney. Though apparently there's a "new" Commerce degree at Sydney. If you want the best answer, what major are you doing? What do...

It's generally accepted to be the better place to learn Commerce.

Dammit, another 50/50 shot wrong :( Similar hairstyle and bad picture quality.

Is that... Colin Mochrie?

UNSW is better for Commerce.

You said: but whatever.

yeah, jelly wrestling. ML recorded the Triple Threat match last year... basically three girls in bikinis doing whatnot to each other in a pool of jelly. That was... interesting.

geez almost as bad as certain people, semester hasn't even started, "guys do you have past exam papers for these subjects, can you give me your lecture notes"

oh and they have jelly wrestling again i trust ML will be on hand with his camera to record all the particularly salacious action... again.

Surfing the internet and roaming on forums is still better than basement Asian-ing it up and studying for a semester to come.

You can get a bookmark that gives you one free pass into the gym. That is, if they have the same promotion as they did last year...

you need better things to do

O-Week has lots of things on for those who aren't 18. I wasn't 18 when O-Week came for me last year... So I took the liberty of roaming around the website to see what sorts of things were on - for most of it, there is no age restriction at all, you can do whatever you want. Some of the events...

They start in second week. Tutorials revise content you learned in last week's lecture. So what would you 'revise' in a Week 1 tutorial?