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doesn't the idea of 12 weeks scare anyone else? while i love the idea of extra holidays, squishing all the work, assignments and everything into 12 weeks scares the heck outta me.. >< (so do those ten weeks after the midsession break :S:S) and stuvac!! 4 days including the weekend?? ...

you've probably checked webct by now, but yeah its up :) what a bad, bad, bad assignment though. :(

doesn't that question kinda answer itself in regards to why? ... maybe to expand further would be to argue that it can act as a critique of society, as Heckerling uses it.. maybe if you're really desperate u can argue that it helps to teach lessons [even though most things do] cause it's...

why don't you check out this helpful thread and see if there's anything useful? if not come back and i'm sure we can think of a few more texts..

go to www.boredofstudies.org and next to the community link is the resources link, just click on which section you want to download from and go from there!:) it's at the top of the screen, you can't miss it

$600 as in the money they give *you* to spend on textbooks/ as you will? hahah if that's the total amount they pay each semester my mums gonna die

maybe it's more of a perspective thing, how people viewed it after it was like twisted in such a way.. actually that's a good question, i didn't question that when the teacher taught us.. seemed to make sense of the time =P

i'd say yeah, because the form speaks a lot about the text.. like Heckerling was criticising contemporary consumerist culture throughout the film, that's why her choice to use a 20th century teen pic was really important - it enabled her to juxtapose scenes such as those involving Tai's...

also consider Hitler who argued for a supreme aryan race, stuff like breeding championship horses, and also that the rich favoured evolution cause it rid them of their social responsibility to the poor.. also remember that "survival of the fittest" was a phrase coined by marx (i think) and...

well basically a lot of insects get their water from food only, even like wood boring insects, so naturally they can't afford to lose a lot of water.. basically they keep reabsorbing water as the waste travels through their body, and in the end they excrete what's essentially a paste - their...

i found leading edge really simple and easy to understand compared to my school textbook.. so needless to say i only used that one hehe *shrugs* it helped me :)

not sure how useful these will be, but here's two: http://www.library.miami.edu/gov/league.html http://worldatwar.net/timeline/other/league18-46.html

i'm not exactly sure what you mean by style, and i don't have emma anymore so i can't give you exact quotes, but i'll give it a shot from memory.. there's omniscient narration, eg in the beginning of the novel when austen goes, emma something something "the first in consequence in highbury...

somme was a turning point for civilian expectations..

yeah i agree with master gopher.. i found it was really hard to answer the questions - because even though you think you have the right answer, if it's not exactly what they were looking for, marks were deducted.. so yeah, you have to learn your syllabus pretty thoroughly, and see if you can...

i heard they specified suu kyi a couple of years back.. and they haven't specified in a while - like we were so sure they were gonna specify in our year, but they didn't - i dunno whether that heightens your chances.. =/ but anyway, my teacher said one of her students learnt a selection of...

- you'd underline every title you have, it doesn't matter what text type it is - i'm not sure about this one, but i think you can use persona... - we were taught that in all texts you should term the audience "responders," [i think my teacher was saying that's the term in the syllabus now] and...

you could use Finding Neverland.. i'm not sure whether it's all that original or whatever, but since it's a pretty new film, i'm sure not that many people have used it yet.. it relates pretty well to all your themes... the whole Neverland thing for Coleridge's pantheistic views, the main...

ahaha i know that =) i just meant math**** .. should've put it clearer i spose..

yep that's the one - although i think i need 12 uoc.. but yeah gosh i hope you're right.. :) thanks for your help! ill call them tomorrow anyways to check - cross your fingers for me! :)