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lol, it's not like we can see Parliament House from ANU, it's a little way away. I guess it's relatively easier for us, but still! I'm too lazy! Anyway, here's a google image search...

I've packed up most of my stuff, but none of my clothes yet. I should probably get onto that...

I'll be your friend! I'm leaving on Friday, moving in on Saturday afternoon. This is very exciting/scary.

I'm in a similar position, except I have to pay rent as well (although I have a scholarship and a uni fund which makes things a bit easier) my parents paid my upfront fees, and although I'm expecting them to contribute some more, I'm on my own for a high proportion of trying to pay for things...

Thanks for that. I have an interview for working in a coffee shop.

Okay, another question: I'm planning on bringing up my computer with a TV card, will I need my own antenna, or is there a place I can plug a cord thing into the wall to get a picture?

I have a similar question: I've been job-seeking and I have an interview at Russel Offices. How often do busses go to Russel go from civic? Also, is civic within walking distance or is it better to catch another bus there? What are the bus numbers I'd be looking for? It's pretty difficult to...

Well, yeah. That isn't fair at all. If you call up the Workplace Authority or something, you can hear about what your rights are in this situation without actually losing your job. It might be a good idea.

If worst comes to worst, 2 minute noodles are pretty damn cheap.

Well good luck! I hope it works out for you.

I really want to get a job, but I haven't been successful yet... mostly because I've applied for 2 probably.

I was going to go, but then something else came up. Oh well.

If you sign up for a course, you'll do the same amount of work as anyone else, it's just that your majors mean that you take more courses from the subject you're majoring in.

I read on the burgmann o-week thing that early on we go to B&G for enrollment advice, so I assume that's advice in person. Probably better to be conscientious and decide early though.

Nope, maybe I'll email them. Unless you want to email them and tell me what they say :P

I saw the timetable thing for the classes I want to do this semester and according to that I'll be able to have 2 days off (but start at 9am all the other days, which doesn't worry me a whole lot), but I don't know when the tutes are...

I'm going to take philosophy, political science and psychology for the first semester as well as "advanced studies" which is compulsory for my degree (and will probably be pretty good), but I also really want to take some English courses and I have my eye on a few histories and international...

Well done! :)

Okay, thanks. Just out of curiosity, is there any way of finding out what textbooks are required for each subject, or do I have to wait until the first lecture?

Is it true that you can get textbooks for free from some colleges?