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The wrong place to ask but there's tumbleweed in the economics forum- Anybody have an inkling as to the raw mark needed for 95 in eco?

The wrong place to ask but there's tumbleweed in the economics forum- Anybody have an inkling as to the raw mark needed for 95 in eco?

Yeah kinda

If his parents don't kill him first...

Uh no, you have Ourimbah...

Just read Dubliners (albeit for HSC) and I really liked it. Read Roald Dahl as a kid but interested in something a little more sophisticated...

Apply postgraduate...

Getting 85-90% in Physics past papers but I've only done 3 & haven't memorised my notes. Have a good feeling but I should probably move on to something else...

In fact, I remember my English teacher telling me it was unlikely they's radically change a question in the english exam- it's one of the first HSC papers and they don't want to send 64,000 kids into freak-out mode for the rest of the exam period.

Everyone seems to know these bad things about co-op... Why are you restricted in what you can do with your scholarship money? :S

Everyone seems to know these bad things about co-op... Why are you restricted in what you can do with your scholarship money? :S

A vat of coffee. Easyway. Anything peach. Cherry/Apple/Custard danish/pie mmm....

Decided I will use the 3hrs I spend travelling to/from school to finish my eco notes. Also decided I will risk it and not memorise my case study...

Yeah, it's no biggie- just a little change in structure, throw in some conventions here and there. In fact, I'm actually hoping we get some left field section two. I'd feel more confident if we all had to make one up on the spot...

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Home from 3 hours of tutoring... Finished physics notes + on my 3rd past paper. Will start redoing my economics notes tonight, too.

Home from 3 hours of tutoring... Finished physics notes + on my 3rd past paper. Will start redoing my economics notes tonight, too.

I've been looking around for a good anthology of short stories to read. Anyone care to recommend one they've read? :)

I'd imagine that stylistic flow as opposed to 'big words' would be more effective in getting better marks. I think above post illustrated this well though :)

Booklets? All we do in class is read through our texts, maybe a little bit of analysis (we're being spoonfed Birthday Letters), then they leave the rest up to us. The top kids don't use the analysis we do in class anyway. And 'hobby' would be pushing it :P