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your signature says you're studying EE1? . . . the module is "Critical Study of Texts" so yes, it is expected you have a critical reading i hope you're not so 'confuzzled' by the time your trials/HSC comes

thats crazyyyy *sigh US RRP Levis @ $44 AUS RRP = $140

:S female! i tried to work it out myself, and by the looks of it, sz 3 in the US = sz 8 here :| i don't know how wrong or right i am though

i was just wondering if anyone knew the difference in sizing for Levi's say, a 26" here is equivalent to sz 8 in the US, a sz 8 - waist measurement is 32" is that the same as AUS sizing then? i'm so confused :S i don't know why but i keep having the image that sz 8 here would be smaller...

i disagree - there is A LOT to the feminist readings, you just need to do your research :) reversal roles would be one of the more obvious arguments, which definitely would not separate you from the rest of the candidates

there is an abundance to talk about with this film - you said it yourself even :) maybe start with the main ideas, such as characterisation - if you look at the emperor for instance, you can build easily upon that - such explicit links to powerplay also, setting is key to the ideas of...

phil is in semester 2 so i can drop it easily, though i wouldn't know what else to pick up in it's place

yeah, i'm going to drop it altogether but then i'd have to pick up a subject in place of it, right? nothing else really interests me, i'd love to learn a language though... thing is, all the language subjects running in 2nd semester require you to have completed 1st semester unit of study...

the thing is, if i drop phil (semester 2) i have to pick up another subject to use up all my credit points, right? usyd doesn't offer chinese in sem 2 and the course they do offer for chinese, a pre-req. is chinese in sem 1 i'm not actually doing an Arts degree, i'm doing a Business degree

currently, i have 13 hours a week at uni (and 10 hours at work on the weekends) and i was thinking about enrolling in a language class (chinese beginners) i was just wondering, since that would be 6 credit points, would i be able to drop off a subject in semester 2? i'm really trying to get out...

o_O isn't it 540ish for the SE?

thoughts about this phone? i have an offer for roughly $300 for this phone at the moment worth it? ahh, so brick-y

for the storm scene, note the way Lear's sense of self is explicitly linked to his possessions what he has, or rather what he does not have in the storm scene, Shakespeare is attempting to externalise Lear's innerself if Marxism is about 'things', and the storm scene shows Lear going...

that would be the typical approach, though if you find that it flows better with what you have now, i wouldn't change it whatever works best, there's no set guideline

start off with topic sentences, then link two texts through that to take an integrated approach so, say you start off with saying journeys are a result of certain catalysts, or whatever you propose, then go on to talk about techniques, provide evidence, then link it to the second text and see...

i'd start off with defining what 'the wild' is and then, from there, argue it out there isn't a 'right' or 'wrong' answer, just so long as you can back up your claims with evidence goodluck!

I'm studying B Eco this year and my units of study include the compulsory four + the core for finance and marketing in semester 1, i'll be doing ECON1001, MKTG1001, ACCT1003 and ECMT1010 and then semester two consists of the other half + PHIL1010 as a filler basically, I was just...

my friend works at st. george and gets 25ph straight out of school too!

Re: Easter show *bump! i'm wondering the same thing

structure has to do more with the foundations of the text - the fundamentals, in other words conventional structure - Aristotelian - beginning, middle, end unconvential/postmodern structure - no clear distinctions style has to do more with HOW the text is created what are the features...