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I swear the lady who took the photo was thinking "her face isn't long enough, lemme just stretch it out a bit more" ...I hate id cards :vcross:

bioinformatics / m biomed engineering @ unsw yay! :) any of my kin out there?

thanks u guys. makes decision making slightly easier :spzz:

hmmm.... sounds good. but something with science too...

which ones are there? the only ones i can find are the biomedical engineering and bioinfmatics and i'm not even sure its a double!! i wanna do something arts and science too.... ARGHHH!!!!!!!! CONFUSION REIGNING MY BRAIN!!!!!

wow. lots of engineering hopefuls for unsw. i'm probably going to do the bscience(adv)/arts, beng(infor,soft)/biomed or civil eng and architecture. i am so confused. any help on matter would be appreciated :)

How long have you been recycling this idea for? Time to get a new approach.

lyounamu. dude. why would you put the rickrolled thing on there. its funny but also annoying - just some advice :)

I'm arguing with my teacher about the whole modernist vs. postmodernist debate. I throw White at her and she throws back Elton. Need some fresh arguments. HELP PLEASE :argue: :D

another problem with this might be the ethical dilema. -may-cat- is right. they are illegal for a reason. but the whole nature vs nurture debate is still alive and well. it just depends on your spin on it.

Hey. If you are not Muslim then that is your cross cultural. The cross cultural component is basically doing a perspective different from your own i.e the 'other'. I think finding primary research on american muslims would be hard. You could look at different Muslim nationalities and their...

From what I know, Japan was somewhat westernised when Britain helped them during the Japan-Russian war of 1905. They developed their technologies and things like that from Britain and that is why they won the war against Russia. So they are not completely separate from one another. I assume you...

Hallelujah! Someone with common sense! :)

kritika?!!

huh. hasn't clicked for me yet... :) ;)

are you at macarthur? huh...

i'm looking at c.e.w bean and his official histories, the methodologies he used and if they are still valid even though he wasn't technically a historian. seeing how historiography has evolved over time. hoping to discredit him but thats aiming a bit far... worth a try though :)

Does anyone know which condensation polymers we are required to study other than cellulose? I've done PET and nylon but there's also some stuff on Kevlar and polyester. any ideas?:(