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Heaps, my best friend does engineering, goes to 5 days a week ):

Hhaha woow really? i hope ur right :DD also does anyne know why this Media and communications at Usyd require an atar cut off of 98+? when at UNSW its only 85 ish? :SS

ohh wooow D: everyone goes 5 days D: i dont want to T____T

Ive never known the difference between honours and a normal one? D:

OMG really?? How awesomes that :O:O but like i dont think i can make it in >< and i cbf go uni everyday, coz like it takes 1hr + for me ):

Im curious of how many days people go to uni at sydney i know at UNSW depending on what subject your doing you dont have to go full 5 days to uni So what do you guys do and how many days do you go to uni? Im hoping to do Media and communications :O

jajaj wow soy chino :P

Im a piano teacher at home :DD pretty cool and good pay!!

Wow well done! but how come you got 100 and you were only placed 9th..?? how did ther other 8 do better than 100%? LOOOOL :SS

So im doing an assignment on smoking and lung cancer and all and there were a few Qs which i found pretty hard, if you guys know the answer to these or where i can find the answers, itd be great if you could help me out a lil! -give specific examples on the initial studies (not australian)...

What do people recommend for As you like it?? im having huge problems finding a related my arguments and thesis base mostly on relationships and place and belonging, so im looking for something that addresses that :P

Re: Physics HSC Questions sorted topic-by-topic Heyy i would really like to download these!! where/how do i get them? :O

yepp yeeppp for us we even have our 'exam week' in week 9 or 10!! thats crazy!! our hsc exams for all subjects starts in like 4 weeks! im dying :P

Wow amazing answer! but now ur meant to ask a Q!! i'll ask it for u xP Use one example of an ectotherm and one example of an endotherm to compare an organism’s responses to change in environmental temperature. In each case explain how the responses help the organism regulate body temperature.

Some life forms can be found at extreme temperatures, ranging from -400 0C + 120oC, however the majority of living organisms are found in the -20C + 40oC range and for each individual specie the range is even narrower, Below 0oC, cells risk ice crystals forming in them and above 45oC, proteins...

Homeostasis is the process in which organisms maintain a stable internal environment Question: explain the negative feedback mechanism

Hhahaa i know what you mean, but i think if we know our stuff nows, by the hsc i dun really need to study much also, its proven if u simply revise something uve learnt 6 times a year, then, u know it back to front already so yeahh :DD ahha

The nervous system is an integral element in the process of homeostasis as it enables the detection of changes in body conditions and co ordinates the responses to counteract them. Dunno bout endocrine system.Someone answer that one?

Okay i know it is early, but the earlier we start constantly revising the better stuff will stay in our heads and the more we'll know for HSC (: so lets start having a marathon now? im pretty sure the rules are real easy, answer the last question posted by someone, then post your own question...

we've got fitzpatrick as the school book apparently its the best for 4u? then we also have to do cambridge as extra homeworrk and if we are EXTREMELYY hardworking, Terry Lee