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just wondering about cosmology. most ppl i've heard talk about it say it's the best of the three. i dont tend towards science or anything in that department. i don't mind it but i dont think i'd study it. how close is cosmology with that?

i think i'd give it to nico for her stuff with vu but mo tucker, where she does sing, is not bad. her drumming is, quote, indispensable, though.

do it. i would but i dont think our school has started offering yet. also not sure which one i would select. probably either philo or comparative lit.

hey @ vulgarfraction, making a guess but ... bonnie z? if you are, i share the same first name as you. french. bridging course. plc. if not, ignore me. i'm not stalking anyone. for everyone else, hey as you've probably guessed i'm also bonnie. subjects: engx, mathsx, french, cl. greek...

he's also dead. but @slzybanana he is amazing. i'm sure if they had coles back in china then he would have found a way to rise up in the ranks of coles myer and enlarge the conglomerate. but let's be content that he actually decide to do campaigns and not stocktaking etc. have you read the...

talking of languages on the agenda to go... russian is right up there (must be the cyrillic alphabet?) and welsh. currently, will probably drop french for hsc. @ Steph, Mr B was nice to us. we both thought it was fine. btw, u guys hv mr ferguson right? and we saw the postcard he sent you on...

actually, i just like protagoras because he said mathematics was an 'irrelevant subject' - and that we should pursue political action and politics. im not exactly the most indulgent person of politics though.

maybe we should all indulge in some greek sophistry - protagoras here we come. oh, if you guys want to talk about something that's probably more 'useless' and 'waste of time' - classical greek has probably got to take the cake if you take that slant on our current english course. but i love...

watched it in front of the boarding house. bad atmosphere though ... lots of ... squealing. but it was quieter after one went back in and the totality was neat.

*敬轩 anything by him i heart. 林俊杰 is not bad, **梁 is right up there as well. as for songs, i can only think of these atm coz they're on my playlist. am beginning to feel sleepy. *曉 - 南拳妈妈 梁山伯与茱丽叶 - ? 龙卷风 - 周杰伦 canto songs i tend to stay away from, even though i'm a canto speaker.

i think the only reason i'm still on this topic is because it's not sleeping yet. seriously bored. and procrastinating (isnt that a fantastic word to describe our generation?) about english extension exam. @ watatank, i think it was aimed at the english course not english in general. i...

you never know! but at least you know that gives you options. now, what can you do with classical greek? i suppose i could conjugate something for you... if you really really really really wanted to.

same with the asian pride (on my parents' side at least) however, so many of my friends say that 4u is easier than 3u. don't know how true that is, and even if it is easier, i think just having to do more maths is going to be overload.

yeah, i know... she was just using the word against the teacher's comment of 'exact'. either way, maths is very, very precise. and i, being the illogical person i am, find it so... restrictive. if i could drop below 3u maths i would be ecstatic but i think my parents have their mind set on...

fantasy rocks my world but some of the stuff that comes out nowadays is a lot of, i think, is commercial trash. not that it's bad but some of it just ... irks me. but i'll read it anyway just coz i'm a whre for fantasy. i'm not sure what i would consider 'good' fantasy tho because fantasy...

acquired today when i raided 2nd hand book store (when i should have been studying for exams): - rubaiyat of omar khayyam (absolutely adore it) - tennessee williams - 3 plays acquired in past month: - mark z. danielewski - only revolutions (anyone read house of leaves?) - ayn rand - the...

i didnt realise the classical greek thread was so active. not bad considering how 'dead' we're supposed to be. oh btw, steph, zara, one of the two pymble 08 candidature. had our greek exam yesterday. the unseen, as rachel put it, was so typically greek with its uh, battles? i think we both...

nice. just on that maths comment (i intensely hate maths btw) my teacher said 'maths is an exact science' to which my friend replied, 'what happens with approximation then?' but back to english, critical study is quite fascinating, especially intriguing if you do psychoanalytic and...

have to agree with you there. the deterioration of our everyday english really begins to show when you do another language. because another language is 'formally' taught we pick up all the stuff on clauses, indirect etc... but in english... we can have pretty horrific structure and tenses...

i find eng ext fun and i suppose our course is well thought up. although, i am beginning to tire of women studies now (we are doing dichotomy in representations of women in literature or something along those lines). it's interesting really but well, maybe coz im in an all girls school, i find...