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Of course! Those marks aren't even that bad. Also considering that Term 1 usually has the lowest weighting, AND we consider that assessment marks in total are only half the HSC, you've got heaps of chance to improve your marks. Just make sure you identify your weaknesses, make a good study...

I've kind of lost track... but I know it starts next Friday and continues until the end of Week 9. We haven't got our assessment timetable yet though... I've got heaps of Maths Extension 1 & 2 theory to catch up on. A bit worried for English, we've already handed in a creative and now we need...

Oh right sorry, my bad. Was thinking of alchemy, drugs and the quest for immortality (which is CBMS123). Apparently MATH123 is a planet unit??? SPED102 seems interesting...

Assessment week coming up next week.

PHL137 (Critical Thinking) is a really good People Unit to do. No external exams and a huge portion of assessments are quizzes. Lecturer is great (interesting content as well) and final assignment is easy. The rest is just participation (10%). Content is also relevant and can be applied to a lot...

1. It's not the phrasing of the question, it's the action taken. If neither camp has the majority votes, NO action should be taken. Yes majority for SSM, results in an action. No majority for SSM, results in an omission to act. What I'm saying is that we can't use the converse because it is not...

I'm not saying that my view should have weight in the public sphere when we're talking about homosexuals getting 'married' - which I think will basically be turning marriage into a civil union - but we've seen throughout the world, and with the attitude of the SSM supporters that a knock-on...

I don't think we can make a comparison between a self-selected 'poll' and a compulsory election... Which is also not a change in legislation/law reform - just a temporary position in government being filled.

There's a different between committing an act (changing something), and omitting to commit an act (not changing it). This vote was out for a Change. If the majority did not vote for a change (regardless if they didn't vote or they voted no), then it shouldn't change. Law reform comes about when...

First, Christian programs are never enforced on students, there's always the opt-out option. Secondly, sure. I think everyone should be entitled to serve who they want. We should not be forcing anyone to serve anyone they don't want to. It's their business. There are other places that will do it.

No... I put no-voters into the total amount of votes and then said that only 48% showed support for SSM. YOU are assuming that then the converse would be true. And hence saying that part that you bolded, is a straw man. Again I would not extrapolate the results to represent the population's...

I did not say that non-voters were no voters (hence why I wrote no-voters + non voters. I'm saying it's incorrect to say 60% of Australia (majority of Australia) want SSM to be legal. Only 48% do. That was the point. It's also not valid to say that the 'best Christian responses' haven't tried...

and the right knew this all along...

It's incredible how all along SSM supporters have said that there will be protections for those opposing SSM to not be affected by this and yet when we make mention of amendments that would mean we're not enforcing certain people to go against their morals/values, they get shutdown are seen as...

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How do they know the turnout for different electorates if it was anonymous?

Re: Roll Call: Class of 2018 I wish.

Yeah, that's true. Maybe because humanities are more about life and what people experience? You can't really rush that.

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I've got a year 9 in my accel. maths class. And we're both 15. I think acceleration is becoming a lot more common...