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im in my final year so this is more exciting for me!!! UPDATE: I got a Distinction in my summer course woohoo!!!

Yum!! Pomengranate (i ate all the red chewy seeds while watching the biggest loser yesterday) :haha:

i went through a spice girls era too but their comeback in 2007 wasn't very good....

Hi everyone, just wandering what were your favorite groups, bands, singers etc back in your days....(i was probably 11 or 12) Had a huge interest in - spice girls backstreet boys Westlife some five n*sync b*witched Britney spears Christina Agulieria (sp?) Destiny's child Blue S Club 7 In my...

an 'Omie Jay' burger???:haha:

i'd rather get the day off than go into class or one hour

Hey at least you guys aren't 22 yet...... I turn 22 this year, and its my last year at uni. I will be nearly 23 when i graduate :eek:

yeah you can do that (plus i think its quicker that way, instead of having to do 4 x 3uoc subs). just make sure to look at the handbook gen ed list :) taken from the gen ed 2010 handbook website - [To provide greater depth and academic rigour in General Education, the University will move to 6...

yeah, i have the whole quote here from the handbook website - Faculty General Education Requirements - To provide greater depth and academic rigour in General Education, the University will move to 6 unit General Education courses. 3 unit General Education courses will continue to be offered...

agreed to all the above..love the free time now at uni i have compared to high school :haha:

HIIT. High intensity interval training is the best way to go if you are short on time, as this will increase your fitness levels, and beneficial in burning fat in a short and intense workout. Aim for 14-30 mins each seesion. example could be sprinting 30 secs then walking 30 secs, and then...

i agree with a lot of posts above me. you are free to experiment with what you wear while you are at uni....

bump.. heheheeheh:haha:

may i add that they are phasing out 3uoc gen eds at the end of 2011. From that point on, you can only do courses that are worth 6uoc. Meaning its best to do some 3uoc this year and the first half of next year, while its still around....:read:

you can refer to the handbook UNSW 2010. By the looks of it, yes those are the only contextual courses offered. In order to enroll in those courses, you must have at least 30uoc lvl 1 AND one of Introductory Japanese A, Intermediate Japanese A and Advanced Japanese A completed.

For me; Work: Mineral foundation or any foundation with powder concealer, mascara, blush, lipstick. I may put a bit of pink and a nude colored based eye shadow. Uni - Tinted or foundation + sunscreen. Powder (only if liquid foundation is used), concealer, mascara, blush and a bit of...

to be honest with you, i have seen those people who hop on the buses to check whether they are using the right tickets. Usually happens sum time during the arvo, but its on occasion that i have seen it. I didnt really see those 'people' everyday though... just something to keep in mind though...

yes its possible! meaning that you picked the four majors, you are able to focus on those core subjects required for those major, if you know what i mean... i did japanese studies back when i did my double degree...

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Not sure about other states, but from NSW its up to 10 (well i know that from my uni anyway..)