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Old article, but quite over-the-top nevertheless. http://www.smh.com.au/news/national/uni-in-need-of-dough-fails-the-bread-test/2008/06/02/1212258741693.html Hope these banquets become a regular function :D

Who yourself? You mean, uhawwwt :shy: Anyway leslie, did you apply for YS in 09? I decided to fill out a form in the end (instead of finishing my english essay) but it's pretty much a full-on non serious attempt. Much like the law revue (ah that'll never grow old). I also did it because a...

Re: New english syllabus for 2009 hsc?? I thought you studied education at UOW? And so, would have undergone pracs at local high schools. Or do you do primary school education? Of course, not 100% of colleges/tutors will be like this. However, i was providing a personal viewpoint in regards...

I only know of English Teachers who are changing / updating their resources to accommodate the new syllabus, not just any old 'tutors'. Otherwise, i would like to know how anyone who is not involved intimately with english in secondary schools can access the teaching plans for Belonging et...

Looks like i touched a nerve? You do realise that the 'no refute' comment is intensely sarcastically? I'm not sure, did you miss the emoticon :cool:? While i would agree that you did make some typos, your grammar was actually quite atrocious (and i am not using it as a barometer of...

HAHAHA nah that's cool. I used backspace for the 'your' uai and it looks out of place now :( However, it's quite common to use the lower case 'i' in formal internet correspondence. The guy has no refute now, though :cool: (since you picked it up first). In other news, this uhawww...

Bright one you are :p She mentioned the guy she spoke to already, later in the thread. And then he posted himself. If you were born before August 1988, then you are about right for your age group. There's nothing 'different' about that (i know many in your category).

You shouldn't be doing law. Apart from some (i hope) glaring spelling 'typos' your grammar is found lacking. Also does your 97uai vs 99uai come from a personal space of resentment? I know you scored 97.XX as our NSW uai and i think you make several essentialist and frankly misinformed...

I AM a law student, and yes the law revue was deplorable. But then, i knew that last week before it even started. Let's see how my memory goes: So i'm walking out of the law library minding my own business. And then my friend (and a couple of others from the cast and crew) ambushes me...

But i want your help :( Whooh hectic week, will post more soon, but for now organisation of Courses and Careers Day. So layk will you be at uni tomorrow then ms. claws? Rawr :santa:

What, Sylvia Plath's poetry (incl. Daddy and The Applicant) is a prescribed text for the 2009-2012 English Extension One HSC, under Module B, Elective 1 'After the Bomb'! Your school has a great advantage, if they are covering this elective in one month. In any case, i had a skim through...

Textual integrity is probably the most IMPORTANT requirement in Module B. And you should not even be using the term 'readings', rather personal insights. Look at the "Bobness - Lear personal response" thread just below this one (on the main page).

You didn't care to have a look at a thread just below this one when you posted it? http://community.boredofstudies.org/showthread.php?t=180026 The main point is "So if you can see how the body of your essay can consist of these three universal conditions reflected by language techniques...

I'm going to repost something i wrote which helped another student on these community forums. Originally Posted by mathslover hey hey, i need to know what the difference is between a value and a theme.. in particular relation to emma and clueless. would things such as consumerism and...

Spelling would also be good so as to to 'tailor' one's response to fit the question. I also know 2 state ranking students in past HSC's who did theirs 'on the spot' by focusing intently on the phrasing and terms of the question (though their idea was drawn from universal sources of inspiration...

Judging by the intelligence emanating from this thread, most posters aren't going to catch that. Should see that movie though.

Bonjour tout le monde! http://www.smh.com.au/news/national/man-of-many-talents-has-stomach-for-top-job/2008/09/01/1220121136782.html Ok enough with the French 'jokes', he seems like a good guy. Any links to his judgments which have cited simpsons and harry potter? I have a juvenile fixation...

Well, here's practice. Voulez-vous coucher avec moi (ce soir)? Find the grammatical error relating to formal/informal pronoun and you're sweet :o Marmalade :shy: P.S. answer the question too. It's a parodiiiieeessss.

I'll apply if you apply. My little ravioli :o I guess it rests with Mike now. Or you, if you're keen (and become rich - esp in carbonara sauce) :o:o Good luck for your exam!

You need a man's advice. MAN UP. edit: what she said. Kat that is.