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To me, Frigid's notes seem to satisfy this dot point. Even hsc.csu.edu.au only says for this DP:

I suppose there's plenty of sex reference in parts of the actual text of the play itself but their performance had it as a constant theme all the way through. It was really very silly sometimes..but it was funny too :) Did they manage to stay serious throughout Hamlet? The portrayal of...

I saw R&G. I thought it was a bit over-the-top though. Apart from Ros & Guil the other characters were way overacted. And I think they were trying to do as many sex references as possible with the script hehe :) Edit: But I should say I really enjoyed it overall. Just reading the play I...

If you're really feeling lost just take a simple non-computer related problem. Like: BEGIN make_coffee Empty cup Put coffee in cup Add water Add milk Stir coffee END Then gradually refine it, introducing other things like control structures: BEGIN make_coffee IF...

Of course some people are just whingers on both sides of the fence. What I was saying was an exaggerated version of the attitudes some private school students. I'm sure the great majority are great people with good attitudes; the same could be said for the silent majority of public school...

We only have to look at the tax system to see that our society aims for a system where everyone pays what they can. The idea that you can base an argument on raw numbers is just plain stupid. $14k might hurt a private school student's but so might the costs a public school student's parents...

I've only read about the first 30 pages and it's quite confusing.. Has anybody read the Excel Hamlet/Ros&Guil guide? Is it any good?

From the syllabus: If you have an issue with one text, do another. That is why there are the many choices - not everyone can do every text. If your school won't listen, then it's your school's problem, not the Board's as they've provided options. Edit: and Donne is a pain in the bum no...

My class is a little bit into chem monitoring and management. We're doing shipwrecks because that's what the school's done before, that's what the teacher knows etc. Edit:The whole class (and the teacher) agreed we didn't want to do shipwrecks so we're probably doing forensic. Edit2: We...

I'm doing Alibrandi for Changing Perspective, then again the author is a teacher at my school so... Personally I think it's a fantastic book. The movie isn't anywhere near as good as the book but it's OK.

primary: Living and Learning in Christ high school: Facere et Docere (To Do and To Teach apparently)

I'm going to be doing hardware, as that is the topic my teacher knows best. I would've liked to have done evolution but I also like the way hardware has more definite answers. I also *shock horror* don't mind the maths part, but I wouldn't dislike the English-type nature of the evolution...

I'm doing mine in PHP. A couple of others in my class are doing theirs in ASP, and in past people have done theirs in Perl. Most in my class are doing theirs in Visual Basic though - that's the language we've learned in class :rolleyes:

Yeah..like the opening school mass and awards night and other masses are held in the Cathedral.

St. Mary's Cathedral College is a years 5-12 school next door to the Cathedral (towards Wooloomooloo.) It's on St. Mary's Road.

st marys cathedral, 3u maths ext1 2u maths 2u eng adv 2u business studies 2u chemistry 2u software design & development 1u studies of religion Edit: dropped from ext 1 maths to 2 unit

I'm in Year 12 this year at St Marys Cathedral.

I loved: Looking for Alibrandi (12) Tomorrow When The War Began (10) Animal Farm (9) Frontline (11) Especially Alibrandi..someone said they couldn't put it down..me neither!

The teacher isn't going to change - I've had this teacher before.

I'm in Year 12 and I currently do: English Advanced Maths Ext 1 Studies of Religion I Business Studies Chemistry Software Design & Development This adds up to 12 units. I just got a new maths teacher this year who expects us to do 1.5 hours of maths homework a night not including...