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hmm i did global environment and technological change, the reform one for tech and dispute one of global. global one was an awesome question... tech question was a little more iffy... but i never liked that elective anyway... i thought exam was pretty good... coupla ickies in multi choice but...

hey i got one :) u get a letter that says ur school nominated u because u have the top average academic results and then u have to ring this chick so she can get ur number so a lecturer can ring u and talk to about ur courses. anyway this lecturer rang and spoke to me about them and his...

just out of curiosity... has anyone ever actually heard an interview between two authors about the concept of 'in the wild' on the radio... or anything vaguely along literary lines that hsc studients would give a shit about enough to put themselves thru listening to? and even if they have...

hmmm section one : eight pages. thought it was fairly easy to bullshit ur way thru this question, didnt really like the photographs text but ... it was only worth 4 marks so those arent marks that are that hard to get i suppose. i hope. did this section last, spent about 20 minutes section...

:wave: i'm going theres eight of us proudly representing the lake macquarie/newcastle region losers on the skoolies forum theres this chick iv been talking to whos bringing like 80 people from her skool everyone go have a look :) xx miccie

i was born (on a holey, flea-riddled matress). :ninja: important question... ninjas, pirates or vikings?

1. What's the title of your story? The Ambiguity of Joy 2. What's the name of one of the main characters? Joy. She’s old and wrinkly. 3.Is/are they guys/girls? All girls. Except a dead husband and son. 4. What is one setting/location? The nursing home. St Phillip’s Eld-Care 5. If...

love love love being finished. it was soooo enjoyable but so much hard work... clebratory drinks have been held every friday night since hand in date. short story about the stripping of dignity of the elderly when theyre in nursing homes called 'the ambiguity of joy'. sent two copies to...