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I'm surprised a slip like this was allowed!! I hope those UAIs are right, if so... COURSE HERE I COME :D

Hmmm NIDA Bachelor of Dramatic Art (Design). Overseas- University of the Arts London... maybe?

Hahahaha :) Ancient is rocking :P

Hmm Personally I would put it into the 10-12 bracket. Nice use of description, if at times a bit forced? Like the descriptions are in there for the hell of it. And the belonging aspect could be a bit stronger, you need to make a point about it... but I would AVOID using the word "belonging" as...

My handwriting is very messy. The way to solve it? Writing slower. But there is no way you will write slower during the HSC. I wrote fast, allowed my neatness to go down the toilet and voila the UAI I wanted. Some wrote slow, and let it be neat and everything... and didn't do so well.

SCORE for you 09'ers, english and maths COMBINED :D

hahaha Don't stress out. You could say something simple and still rack up the marks. Within this text belonging is seen to be a necessity. or belonging is seen to be an inavoidable fate if you live geographically close to other people. Whatever, it just depends on what the text is saying!

Unless your gay. Or very perceptive.

True. But it might be of benefit for people in the future if they mentioned it to them, just to ensure they are a bit more careful. Mistakes do happen, admittedly this could have been a lot worse and these things shouldn't happen with documents of this importance. HOWEVER it seems like a...

~~ Write many to-do lists and timetables of study that you will never use ~~Colour code notes you haven't yet written :} ~~Read magazines "looking for related texts about belonging" ~~Try to write the word "boobless" into your calculator (hey, it helps you to get used to the functions, right?)...

Enjoy the break. Just be willing to work harder later on. Most of the teachers for me last year were like "take this as a holiday, because you won't be getting one for a lonnnggg time". Amusing, I think.

What is truth? Descartes, being my favourite philosopher, brought up the interesting point that we cannot trust anything other than our own thoughts, as all the senses can be tricked. I think an argument is never flawed. Flaws suggest that something is wrong with it, that there are errors...

Hmmm English adv- Knew my texts inside and out, but looking back could have been a lil bit more prepped for certain bits! English AOS- Yeah, all good. Memorised story etc, was way confident. Ancient History- I didn't prepare much, but it comes naturally for this subject so I felt happy enough...

Hahaha no more skewl for me BUT OMG FTW :)

Hostel. I couldn't watch all of it. Maybe it was just the gore though.

I would say choose a cartoon such as a Leunig one that is simple and easy to use if you are going to have a third text. Generally they give you enough depth without killing yourself by doing too much work for a text you most likely won't use. As for your other one. Hmmm well, I used three...

If it is an essay or something it's harder to tell whether you should have been awarded the marks or not. If it was multiple choice or something I would defo tell them, particularly because we go over it rigorously and it could potentially get you into a lot of trouble! However, despite saying...

I can.

Friend via msn: OMG OMG IT'S OPEN READ YOURS NOW Me: *hands shaking, typing in pin... reads screen. Reads it again* Friend: WHAT DID U GET???? Me: Uhh *incomprehensible typing*.... blahhsiidhhedbfcjdsan 96.2 :D Friend: HOLY FUCK Me: *breaks down, sobbing at computer screen* brb *rings mum...

I wouldn't complain too much about romanticism! When I did Ee1 I had to do the entire bloody 19th Century! So much research and it meant that you ended up covering about four different genres... -.- Not amusing. Fun times though.