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which, correct me if i'm wrong, you have to pay for?

so black magician had it's name changed to black shadow and now it's back to magician. Make up your mind xtreme

OMG! HE'S WHITE. :O why what are people expecting?

depending on situation, EAS can get you up to 10+ bonus points although i think usual number is about 2/3. and i know OP said that the students weren't athletes, but things like Duke of Edinburgh silver/gold can get you a couple of bonus points.

yes i am aware, i just can't resist the jibe when you use terms like generational-sense-of-entitlement :p Is that $20/person because that seems excessive with how many people actually get on each train, the fares would add up to quite a bit! I'm sure the start up cost for an operation like...

you know it ;) forgive me for being a self-centered snot, just can't keep up with the older folks!

Forget that, so long as the train gets there on time, i'm a happy bumpkin. You're paying for a service that gets you from point A to point B. Although it'd be nice to have air-con

depends on the question and how much the question is worth in terms of marks. Anything requiring more than about 3 lines, you generally should add some media articles/laws/case-studies if you want to score in the top band.

Oranges and sunshine (both the book and movie) is a really good text for as you like it, it's not overused and there are heaps of parallels. On the flip side, the book is apparently quite hard to analyze compared to other texts, it depends on how proficient you are at English i guess.

You may have to confirm with your teacher, but as far as i was told, you are not allowed to use a text that appears on any English syllabus. Catch-22 is used in ext-1 after the bomb.

well considering the limitations of public transport, i don't know think you can even accurately compare cost-efficiency.

i just read this on tumblr: "the pope is pulling out early like the good catholic he is" it had to be said.

will do, wiki is my friend.

ooh i've been meaning to read Thomas Pynchon's novels but haven't got round to it. I'll check out the others too, although i'm not a huge fan of Dan Brown.

oh god no, i'm a sucker for his adventures though! Who's even a good writer these days?

cityrail could never operate successfully privately.

Army of thieves? i haven't read that yet! oh god it's terrible?

The fault in our stars- John Green The perks of being a wallflower- Stephen Chbosky Absolutely everything and anything written by Matthew Reilly the original 'Sherlock Holmes' volumes- Arthur Conan Doyle

the government could subsidise it like it does for primary/secondary schools actually, sydney is listed amongst the most expensive in terms of public transportation in the world, it clocks in at around 7th.

more inefficient* and when isn't cityrail increasing prices, the sods [rolls eyes]