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Dance in the Dark - Lady Gaga.

Re: films for belonging I've heard that Jodie Foster is very good in that film. I'll make a note to watch it soon.

I've had a few questions arise in the last couple of days, so I thought I'd post them all up here. If you know the answer to any, or you can direct me to someone who might know (UNSW contact number, etc), thanks in advance. 1. Is it possible to do one major/one minor in the Arts component of...

White Fang by Jack London.

Re: films for belonging Mulholland Drive.

Wow, 169th. I think that's the highest our school has ever been ranked.

Nope, I'm not Ethan Mallabay. :)

Yep. At least that's what I gathered from the pilot.

I watched the pilot a few months ago and I haven't gotten the chance to watch any other episodes. I also had mixed feelings about it. It was completely different from any other television series I've seen before, and the context of the plot seemed a bit too convoluted for my liking. Vampires in...

Very roughly, you're looking at around $150 in rent, $50 in groceries, $50 in bills and $50 in miscellaneous expenses per week. That's around $300 per week. If you're going to university four days a week, and working for 8 hours on your three days off, you need to be earning $12.50 per hour to...

Not necessarily negatively affected, since most essays are positively marked (meaning that you gain marks, but you don't directly loose marks). It depends on your teacher though. Some teachers see an unfinished essay as worthy of low marks, while most other teachers take into account your...

UAI Calculator & ATAR Calculator Matrix has a UAI to HSC calculator, meaning you can enter your subjects and your desired ATAR/UAI, and it shows you the HSC marks you need in each subject to gain that specific ATAR/UAI.

In your own words you say homosexuality is a lifestyle choice. Doesn't a lifestyle choice suggest that they can avert from homosexuality and choose a different lifestyle, such as heterosexuality? Clearly something isn't a "choice" if they permanently engage in the lifestyle without being able...

But since you feel that homosexuals can refrain from their actions: a couple having sex with contraceptives that say they never want to have children is just as much a lifestyle choice as homosexuality, correct? Since both are choices with equal consequences, and you feel both lifestyles can be...

I'd say there's about an equal distribution of idiocy between both genders, just expressed in different ways.

I'm guessing this "life-giving act" would be sexual intercourse? And the difference between the sexually active homosexual and the celibate heterosexual is that the homosexual is engaging in sexual intercourse without expecting to give new life, while the heterosexual is refraining from...

People don't choose their sexuality. Someone doesn't choose to be homosexual, just like someone doesn't choose to be heterosexual. People might choose whether or not to have sex, yes, but who they are sexually attracted to is ultimately not a choice. And what about heterosexuals who choose to...

Are you also saying this to heterosexuals who are sterile/infertile, and thus unable to reproduce?

I never claimed that all morals were intrinsic/genetic, I just offered up the possibility. And I'm not going to deny the influence of society on what we view as moral or ethical either, as it's probably a combination of various factors that determines ethics/morality. I'll just like to make a...

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