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Because it allows LGBT individuals to be offered the same opportunities as "straight" individuals. Until that happens, it's a case of some people being more equal than others. Or separate, but equal. Separate is definitely not equal, no matter how much detractors of marriage equality...

LOL, what the FUCK? If you want to stop putting a strain on the current health systems by stopping babies, then tell bogans out west to stop fucking around like rabbits. But in any case, with the exception of being able to procreate without intervention, same sex relationships are identical...

lol "inters", "disadvandos", "Asians"? lol

Pretty much this. I've only ever had two exceptions to this rule: 1. If I am absolutely desperate, I will say something along the lines of: "This author submits that ______". 2. After arguing a point of view, I like to back myself by arguing that a contrary view still supports my point of...

Definitely talk to CAPS. Counselling & Psychological Services. Services are free for students, are confidential, and if need be, can lead to you getting spec con to make it that much easier to get through university. See http://sydney.edu.au/current_students/counselling/ for further info.

Not that there's anything wrong with MQ Law. :)

Seriously, go. You make friends that last the rest of your law school life at law camp. You meet everyone there. All of my USyd friends now, I first met at law camp (I'm working now). PS I still get SULS emails - I really do need to remove myself from the list.

Um, I just graduated my law degree from USyd, and I'm a grad lawyer at a top tier law firm; so, I'm not quite sure what you mean by that......? I don't dislike you because you go to a Go8 uni (which I did, too?); I dislike you because you're arrogant and conceited and embody everything that is...

This is correct. All first year LLB students are in this lecture. Also - go to law camp. Most law school relationships are borne from this (I just graduated and most of my friends, I met at first year law camp).

At face value, this does seem quite strange. Unless you go to Malek Fahd, this shit is pretty uncommon. First step would be Board of Studies. Second step, particularly if you have proof would be going to a reporter. The first name that springs to mind is Alex Smith at the Sydney Morning...

Yes, you can go to boast to someone who gives a fuck. I mean, why introduce a pissing contest when noone else is pissing? ---- Law's difficult, but not any moreso than any other university degree, in my opinion. I mean, I just completed my law degree, and yes, there were moments when I wanted...

I've completed my law degree and I still have nfi ;)

I think it's important to get some perspective on where you want to be with your legal career. Is it difficult? Yes, it's probably been more difficult past few years. There are some articles out there that detail the legal market for graduates to be the worst time in living history to be a law...

Bad marks are a dime a dozen in law. It's normal to feel overwhelmed, but there are a lot of people in the same boat as you. It's a lot more difficult than high school (not just law, university in general), and you'll acclimatise to it in time. If you're feeling a bit more overwhelmed than...

Because legal studies is such an accurate indicator of what law school is like. :rolleyes:

Good on him.

Yes. And Garrett as well. I hope Gray doesn't go though - he's competent, and well respected, particular in the Energy and Resources portfolio. alol. --- Edit:I will actually probably vote Labor at the upcoming election now, though.

Re: if I go international exchange does that give me high chance of getting a job at Fuck, I'm thinking this is some new troll.

I'd go to USU Board meetings just to see Tom Russell vs Tom Raue, if that were the case/