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unfortunatly 47.46.45 is right, its like asking which pedal is the break and you're heading into a red light at a major intersection at 80km/hr

if you've done 26 hours so far, i hope to god you've got the above ^^ acknowledged. If there is a red arrow (pointing in the direction you are turning) then you cannot make that turn, even if the cars can go straight ahead. If there is a "B" over the lights - this is for the busses - do not...

lol, i did it last year and it was "interesting"... i swore never to do it again lol. So i was going to do it again this year and they have postponed it because the organisers couldn't get their act together.... they postponed it less than a week before the run... arggh!!!

lol sorry - i didnt mean it in a derogatory (sp?) way. Have you thought about UNSW? From what it looked like - they have great visual design courses. I was going to do visual design there, but found other interests.

+1 No its not normal, but i know ppl who would ask those kind of questions.

No worries, best to choose the course that *best* suits you. hmmm well yes and no. I dont see any UC people to "diss" so that makes it a bit harder, but i do hear the occasional UC joke being pulled. UC is like a super-tafe anyway. Its like apples and oranges - different courses and everything.

It's called inital attraction, and usually its physical.

(possible response) "thanks - but i have a mouth ulcer caused by a possible std"

"hey" "how are you" "what have you been upto" Depending on how well you know him "im <your name> whats yours" "where are you at school?" * Ask open questions that cant be answered with a yes/no responce * Comment on his answers (if possible). i.e. "so where do you go to school?" "i go to...

Re: What do you do on a meeting (not sort of a date) but you want to elevate it furth +1

be careful though - if you drop this course then you will start from "behind" at uni

Its a liquor store, i use it to open boxes, force packaging open etc.

Assuming its a combined degree, [from what i understand] the V-art teachers/lecturers get a bit "ancy" if your always going to lectures. To be honest, arts has the least number of contact hours. Just keep in mind the big picture - and job prospects. For actual facilities - here are the specs...

yes and yes. You have to speak with anu directly on this one (im only a student), but you may be able to transfer some of your work from tafe towards your degree. Just keep in mind that 1 tafe year =/ 1 anu year. You may only get 1 subjects worth of credit points - really depends how well the...

fair enough, i made the assumption you did. Happened to us, now the police are being investigated for their lack of response and breaking liquor liscence conditions. true, i used to work in a shit liquor store in a real dodgy area. I probably wouldnt do that then. But this year i was working...

who cares i reckon - provided its not me i dont really care :P Most of the people dropping out would rather get drunk anyway - or they have unrealistic expectations of the course/did the course of percieved money/social status etc.

what jason said... but... if you drop the course "before census date ", but after a certain date (usually 3 weeks in)- you may be required to pay a $120 fee. You don't have to have 4 courses, but it will lengthen yourdegree, and you may be required to do 4 as part of your contract with your...

depends which course... (and if it was a swap of courses, not a drop). Otherwise its pretty low (less than one hand)

"Can you please move away sir, otherwise i will call the police for loitering/begging for money in a public place" Stand up straight, point to the door and tell them "im refusing you service today, and im asking you to leave the premises under the liquor act of 1982, if you refuse to leave i...

Re: How helpful is a laptop at university? last year i saw a bunch of guys in comp playinf NFS carbon over the network. Thats why i dont bring my lappy to uni