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is this the matt hearne from tech?

pretty confident i got 110-112/120 edit: any idea what those marks scale to?

fail on my behalf

uhh according to your sig you did 3u last year?

dayum son, SEA server?

1) Get to diamond league in SC2 2) Gain 5-10kg of muscle 3) Get rid of acne etc

particularly maths. edit: for 2u i'm getting ~108/120 whilst 3u i', getting anywhere from 63-75/84 anybody know what hsc marks these would scale to?

As a 2/3u student, a 3u paper tends to take me1:30 - 1:40, whilst 2:00 for 2u

What did you end up doing?

I almost jizzed in my pants when I saw that they specified Suu Kyi, I only had to tweak a few quotes and techniques here and there. But in all seriousness I think that it's really unfair to the people doing speeches as they were specified a paragraph of the ONE OF EIGHT speeches, as opposed to...

How much "reflection" would be required of us? I wrote about 1 page of it.

Will the BoS will be aligning differently for different set texts? I've been told by everyone doing Romulus and TSG that it was a breeze. Would the BoS then expect a higher quality of response from these students, as opposed to say, students doing The Crucible or Dickinson?

My tutor (been teaching for 30+years) says that he's noticed a substantial difference the quality of Maths students since laptops have been implemented i.e. they've been getting worse. Do you guys think that this trend will continue?

Same, but wouldn't that give the people not doing speeches a somewhat unfair advantage over us? I doubt BOS would do that(I hope). EDIT: They didn't do it for Emily Dickinson if that helps.

6, 6, 6

What he meant was that it took half an hour to collect to papers, rather than waiting around half an hour AFTER the papers were collected.

Re: How Great Was That? Don't forget paper 2 lol

=/ not exactly. I stated that societal values was one influence that controls one's perceptions of belonging. EDIT: Can someone comment as to the validity of the nature of my response? I'm kinda shitting my pants here (even though there's nothing I can do about it)

So would it of been alright if I went about by saying that societal values and attitudes have the ability to influence ones perception of belonging as it shapes their perception of belonging based on their personal subjective experiences of places? (e.g. Dickinson's distaste for materialistic...

Does anyone remeber the question exactly?