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It depends on the sub-categories of the professions too. For instance, generally barristers earn quite a bit more than solicitors.

After turning your PC on, before you get to that options screen, hit whatever key is configured to launch your computer's BIOS (eg. F12). Change the boot drive to your CD drive, put your Windows CD in, save settings and restart. After you restart, the Windows installation/repair software should...

Having watched the UI video, it looks like it will be far easier to use for typical users ...and particularly irritating for power-users.

Rubbish.

At present, I do not think that you can deduce anything meaningful from the dream itself. There is still significant controversy in psychology circles as to the function of dreams. I will make pointedly clear that it is not necessarily, in Freudian terms, the superego lying low and letting your...

The very same nutcase.

They wouldn't, no. But invitations would indeed be limited to UNSW students (and in fact only advertised to UNSW law students) because if everyone from other universities came there would be no room for those from UNSW. When Kirby came to UNSW in 2004, he was in the Scientia, in a room larger...

It does not say 'public lecture', unlike some other events, so my guess would be no.

Yes it is free and yes other students can attend (though it will pretty much just be UNSW law students). This may also be of interest:

I think that is a great idea :)

Re: 'Legal' question. Say I hire a video and ten of my friends come around to my place to watch it. Legal, yes? You could argue that the society isn't making money at all -- the membership fee is for entrance into the society, the privilege of being part of the group (which has various...

Re: 'Legal' question. Legally, I am fairly positive that the society should be renting the films from the video store in order to avoid Copyright infringement. Morally, I can understand that some may not be fussed by it. While old, it currently seems to be a small society, in need of revenue...

As I said, just because the truth isn't what you want to hear doesn't make it any less accurate. I think Frigid's comments here sum it up best: I'll close this thread but leave it here in case other people end up seeking similar advice. Best of luck.

That was not what was said. That was not what was said. In fact, many of the comments support your friend's suggestion, in that marks are a very important factor which balance the reputation of the university one attends. I really don't think sandstone universities feel the slightest bit...

Well with respect, we are all law students studying at a variety of law schools in NSW. You're a high schooler in WA, yes? Who says Bond has a better educational experience (ie. than other NSW institutions)? That is highly unlikely, if not highly contentious and certainly not justifiable without...

Depends where you want to work and what you want to do. Working in a small firm won't require the best degree in the world. Local practices are not a worry. But top-tier firms are more picky. In the end, it is only one factor though, and your grades and other skills and experiences are extremely...

That person also says that the ranking of law schools is as follows: I hate doing this because it can affront a lot of people (some of whom are passionate law students who deserve to be doing law at any institution they choose, but for whatever reason were unable to gain entry). But from what I...

1. Whatever the quality of the Bond law course (perhaps very good) Bond University is not a particularly reputable university within NSW. This will obviously be a factor should you wish to practice law in NSW. I do not know about internationally, although one might assume it would not fair too...

LOL what does David have to do with this?

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