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It would be difficult to cite a source with accurate data in regards to this because the Catholic Church is so protective of their child fiddlers: it reflects badly on the institution as a whole. It would suffice to say that the number of priests that have been outed as sex offenders is less...

lol, troll.

I am waiting for you to explain this comment; I think you know as well as I that I am referring to the definition of celibacy that the majority of the population use: REFRAINING FROM SEXUAL INTERCOURSE. Obviously marrying children is ridiculous ffs.

Your sarcasm doesn't help your politically-correct argument look any more palatable.

Once again, please explain/elaborate.

Well that is a cop out. I argue that priests are more likely to break their vow of celibacy with children than somebody who is not a priest and sexually active (in Australia, that is).

Please explain.

You seem to be doing well as it is, so you're obviously focussed and studying; your teacher would know what you need to do to improve since they're the one marking it. Ask them for more feedback.

Khan Academy will really help you catch up, if you choose to rise to the challenge.

That falls short of every uni in Australia. I won't even bother explaining to you how. Note: your ridiculous over-generalisation of a USYD student affirms to everybody that you are not exactly sound of mind, and therefore your initial claim that USYD "sucks" is obviously invalid (but we knew...

Let's get this clear: I am an atheist, but I obviously have a problem with all sex offenders, whether they identify with a religious institution or not. So don't bother attacking me in regards to my lack of religious belief, k, has nothing to do with this post. So, there is an obvious trend...

I don't listen to music whilst studying, silence works best for me (music drowns out my 'inner voice'). How do you think you will find your future exams without the background music?

So you've come to this conclusion how?

It's not relevant for 99% of students.

It was the least offensive in my arsenal of avatars.

Oops, sorry. There's a form to be filled out at the end of the course (obtain from student admin).

I'm unsure if you have already begun TPC or are planning to enrol. I'll assume the latter. Perhaps start by completing a 6-month year 10 refresher course (Cert II Skills for Work and Study) @ TAFE in July; that will help you to gain both knowledge and confidence in the subject areas you feel...

Currently reading: The God Delusion, The Magic of Reality (both by Richard Dawkins), and a series of novellas called Wool by Hugh Howey (see: http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/13453029-wool-omnibus-edition).

Why bother trying to study when you know you can't concentrate at that time? That's a ridiculous and pointless exercise and you'll likely forget everything you revised within 2 minutes; it'll take you 3-4 times longer to do a task than if you were to do so at your prime time. Figure out when you...

I tried the library. Couldn't focus with all the rustling of procrastinating students, had to pack my stuff up to go pee, couldn't snack on lollies.