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i think we just sign up to group1, 2, or 3..

yeah i agree.. i dont think ill decide on anything until my final yr.. so hav u been to see burgmann?

june?? wow u poor thing lol ive never been able to say that b4! u did ur hsc in 2006 and ur not 18 yet? im gonna do sociology and english to start off with..it may change though theres heaps im interested in...u?

im from leeton...heard of it? lol i doubt it... its near wagga wagga! im doing law for the same reason i definitely dnt wanna be a lawyer lol. im not 18 til may so im just scoping for ppl who can buy me drinks lol

on the 16th... cant wait! where are u from?

lol yeah funny running into u! its not often i meet some1 i know on these things.. did u get my bebo msg?

great, so which arts courses will u be taking this yr? whereabouts in melbourne are u from?

yay a friend... bit of a strange question but why did u decide to go law?? im not doing any first yr psyc courses, id like to but im just gonna stick within the arts faculty to start off with... where r u from? r u 18?

Hello to all, I'm just wondering who is moving into burgmann this yr! im doing arts/law and i cant wait.. thought i might make some friends.. also, anyone else doing an arts/law degree?

need desperate help on half yearly creative response! it is: Imagine you are a journalist writing a feature article on detectives in crime fiction. I need to know what exactly is a feature article?? how can i make it creative??

lol lucky you! my timetable is crap this year! i have a headache already i should be doing english work right now but my brain wont function properly...hopefully its only because its the first day back, and doesnt mean im going to be brain dead all year!! god english is annoying me...its too...

creative writing is by far my least favourite section! i hate it...so im stressing about it already...well i guess ill have to find another text then, although were starting a new module...what module are u doing next

yeah i guess your right...the one ive got is john keats "ode to a nightingale", do u think its better to refrain from doing another poem? i think novels are far too long and movies don't have enough in the way of technique...so im not sure... by the way, have u done anything at school in the way...

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is it safe to stick with the one related texts? will hsc papers ever ask for refernce to more than one?

for whoever can help me out... im having trouble with my speaking, i am given questions and im having trouble with giving spontaneous answers.. plus im finding it hard to sit down and practice speaking, all i seem to be able to do is write an answer when i should be trying to do it...

I'm doing a speech for a youth convention thing about pressure on teens....when you hear the word "HSC", what do you feel? do u think all the pressure that comes with it is worth it, or not? and what sort of pressure do u feel from the outside world eg media and parents?

variation in structure could be used as a technique depending on the way its used....you could separate the text into its certain variations and discuss why the composer decided to change its structure and what message it is trying to convey while linking it all back to the concept of...

hey i wanna hear from anyone who goes to bathurst charles sturt and is now studying journalism! i wanna do B of Journalism next year and i wanna know what its like...

i think your non fiction text could really work.... instead of referring to techniques as such, try referring to narrative conventions. e.g poem, song, story, article etc. You can say that, by using the narrative convention of a non-fiction -whatever it is, it presents a tone of fact and reason...