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and wake with a smaller IQ! i'll try and find the article about weed and IQ...

I guess I don't mind it, but I wouldn't do it myself.

a lot of people i know who are doing a marketing major are also doing a finance major. But then again it could possibly be due to their hate of accounting! Have you seen the career centre at your uni for advice?

the finale was so good. definitly the best oc episode of season 2

i hardly watch tv anymore... but when i do i realise how much i miss it

yeah totally agree... i think i've only had one lecturer out of twelve who has actually been good at teaching the unit

no, most of the lecturers i've had haven't been very good ... are the ones from prestigous unis any good? or are all lecturers around the world half assed...

I find them both kind of boring to be honest. i'm only doing accounting for the job opportunities (and also finance because i like it more). i was considering t=doing a marketing minor but the one unit i've done has been shite. It seems like a lot of memorising of really obvious things with...

just adding a random comment: Lexicographer do you go to UWA? I do too ... i thought i was the only one here! and BTW: my degree is three yrs! :p

hey, The Framework has replaced SAC3 (qualatative characteristics) & 4 (definition & recognition) ... And with this there is a new element of prudence. I've been searching the net for how prudence would be different but a lot of sites say it's immaterial ... like SAC already did imply...

Thanks for the help, I get what you mean but I think in a way the question which i'm trying to answer is a bit ambiguous. the question I have states this: “Gypsy has a standard brochure/enrollment form. The brochure provides general information about Groovation Dance Studio, as well as a...

another quick question about negligence. There are critera to be satisfied if you are a professional ie doctor lawyer etc. But what deems a professional? would you consider a dance teacher to be a professional? and would she be liable under malpractice standard of care if she was teaching a...

it means that a contract wasn't created, that the elements needed for a contract intent, agreement and consideration were not there.

hey, An exclusion clause can be estopped if there was misrepresentation for example the Curtis case with the drycleaners and saying the exclusion clause was different to what it actually was and we also did this case Snarski & Snarski v Barbarich with a statement made before the contract was...

Another thing... Would it be trespass to chattels instead of conversion in the alternative situation. Because conversion is normally either theft or unrepairable damage and trespass to chatel is minor damage. But then why would a retailer try to resell repaired damaged goods .... Is...

thanks laz.. Thanks for the help with the question. I was also wondering if buying a good from a store and carrying it to a the counter would be considered bailment? And I was looking for information about the "if you break it you buy it"(the alternative) theory. Is it just conversion and...

Well, the unit is intro to law udy is and one of the areas of studies is torts. I thought part A could possibly refer to the tort of deceit(?) or interference with contractual relations. Part B of the question I think refers to partly false imprisionment and maybe negligence. See the problem...

hey, I was wondering if anyone could help me out with a tutorial question that I have for my business law unit. A) Sheila went to Target in the Hay Street Mall and found an "Alf" doll on the shelf with a price tag of $33. Alf was a talking doll who, when you squeezed his arm, could recite...

Hey, I just transfered degrees from doing arts/commerce to straight commerce and I was allowed a transfer and filled in all the paper work and stuff ... BUT I just checked my unofficial academic record and for all my semester one units it's written "CU" in the grade column yet my actual...

the uni i go to, uwa, have already decided to increase hecs fees by 25% for students commencing in 2005... but i wanted to transfer into law/commerce in 2005 (they don't do mid year transfers) so do i have to pay the increased hecs fees too if i get the transfer? or am i exempt because...