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The Neverending Story - Michael Ende

Reading Stormwarden by Janny Wurts - first book in the Cycle of Fire Trilogy - nowhere near the Empire Series she wrote with Feist, but not bad.

Just finished reading "3 Books of Blood" by M C Sumner - not the best, but I've read worse vampire stories... Now (re)reading the "Fear Street Saga" - R L Stine - got me into horror when I was about 9. There's still a couple of scenes in it that creep me out slightly.

AFL and NRL are the top sports in Australia at the moment. Not soccer. It's growing, but its not up there yet, and until it is, we can't justify paying millions to host the World Cup. They are multi-million dollar industries, with a lot of people and a lot of money invested in them. Shutting...

My understanding was that if the Football Australia (or whatever they are now) were to host, they would be monopolising the premier sporting venues in the country not only for the duration of the event, but for a couple of months preceding so that grounds can be prepared etc. Whilst soccer is...

Stephen King, John Grisham and Raymond Feist - read nearly everything they have written multiple times. Also enjoy Michael Crichton, Alexandre Dumas, JRR Tolkien, James Patterson, Brian Jacques, Matthew Reilley, Maggie Furey, J K Rowling, R L Stine, David Eddings, John Marsden, Terry Brooks...

Black Tattoo - Sam Enthoven?? Read that recently, I wasn't so keen on it... Currently reading The Count of Monte Cristo - Dumas. Fantastic

Devil Bones by Kathy Reichs

there was someone else!!! thank god for that! I'm the only one at my school who does extension history, and we did the female convicts. What did you focus on in your response?

it was good!! Lear- great question BNW/BR- awkward- specially considering we've been looking at how they are the same Frontline- couldnt get any more generic if they tried- only problem was i wrote too long on it, which cut into BNW time all in all a decent paper- one of the better ones i've...

how do you think the following would work towards a UAI? The numbers are trial mark, overall rank, overall internal (as ive worked it out) Ancient History- 86%, 1/7, 85% English Advanced- 73%, 3/23, 82% English Extension 1- 90%, 1/8, 92% English Extension 2- NA, 2/7, 90% Legal Studies- 83%...

well done everyone who aced their trials...and there seems to have been a fair few of them here... all in all did alright with mine...marks culd be a little better, but meh- just glad that its over English Advanced - 77/105 - Rank 2 of 25 AoS - 11, 12, 13 Modules - 16, 11, 14 English...

wat do we need to do? if we decide as one of our supplementary texts to use a song, what aspects of it should we concentrate on? Would you focus on the song itself, and its lyrics? Or would you put more of an emphasis on the music ehind the song, and how that helps portray the physical journey...

hey guys... for our 3-unit composition, we have to write a crime story. simple, right? not quite. The complication added is that we have to ensure that our story reflects the prelim course, so our teacher wants us writing a crime parody...:eek: anywayz...heres the concept i was planning on...

Top UAI was 97.8...best UAI ever at The riverina Anglican College...though not all that surprising given that we've only had 3 grades go through, and last years crapped all over the two before...

Legal 82% (1/12) English Advanced 85% (2/23) General Maths 93% (1/40ish) Ancient Hist. 85% (1/8)

it depends really on what you want the case studies fr....some of the ones we've talked bout are: Jihad Jack thomas- control orders The terrorist legislation introduced in 2005 Sexual Assault- particulalry Skaf brothers White collar crime- HIH/ RivkinAll fit different aspects of the...

So far.... 2 unit english- 16/20- about 5th of 23 gen maths- 17/17 and 17.5/18- 1st of 40 something modern- 98/110- 1st of 8 ancient- 14/20- 2nd of 8- legal- 19/20- equal 1st of 12 4 unit eng- 14/15- equal 1st of 7as u can see its a huge school....havnt yet had assessments for e1 eng and ext...

for our crime assessment, a major part is looking at the way in which crime has progressed and changed through the passage of time...and ive been...allocated....postmodern crime... now far as i know a postmodern crime is one where the conventions of crime have been reversed, the detectives are...

at the start of year 12 we had six...but a couple left, and then a couple dropped...so now its just me...:mad1: