wrong_turn
the chosen one
oh i think i remember what i was doing......i was rolling the massive ball over someone....im gonna hunt for the picture now
wrong_turn said:awww love is in the air dum de dum
Way to fuck up the most productive conversation in UNSWBeege said:Any idea of when the provisional exam timetables will be released?
hahahaha.Omium said:Way to fuck up the most productive conversation in UNSW
Hahahaha this is so hilarious!Bobness said:Question 1: In your opinion, what are the aims and goals of Orientation Week?
I believe the aims and goals of Orientation Week would be to promote university spirit amongst returning students; to give opportunities for new students to become familiar with the rugged terrain of Kensington (and COFA) - by wistfully gazing at the infamous stairs; to facilitate social activities for all; and generally to allow academics and school heads to promote the educational aspects of uni life.
The aims will not include AOL or other instant messenger services, and most certainly will be no less than 110 UAI. In fact, owing to the supreme status of Dexters (good show) at UNSW, the goals will not come from the Socceroos; rather from members of the local Nerds FC.
Question 2: Why would you like to be a part of the Yellow Shirt program?
I would like to be a part of the Yellow Shirt Program because first and foremost, i would be able to pass on my knowledge of UNSW buildings and pathways (most relevant to HSC students who have just finished 'Journeys') and passion for the numerous on-campus eateries, libraries and medical centres (most relevant to those with a PhD in 'i sure give a damn') to all the freshmen. Using such lingo reflects how i am a true American Boy (truly ironic as that song is shit, like USYD).
In fact, since we are all university students and have part time jobs at Mcdonalds and other takeaways (especially myself because, you know, i do arts), it would be an honour to point out to all newcomers how the 'time machine' on the library lawns featured in a recent KFC snack box advertisement. It would be Music to the ears of the star trek/star wars/star gate/star...ved students. Especially if they had Radiohead's 'Sail to the Moon' on repeat.
You can tell i like Music (but not Madonna's album). Cultural allusions are my (piano) forte. And all that jazz.
Question 3: What experience do you have working in teams, in leadership roles, and/or helping others?
I have undertaken various volunteer roles at University, in the Faculty of Law and Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences. In terms of university life, i actively participate in all forums of debate and was an o-week stall coordinator in 2008. I am a natural leader (I don't know how to put this but i'm kind of a big deal...people know me) where my [leader]ship and steering qualities are reflected by my references to anchor[man]. I am also President of an affiliated ARC Club.
In regards to the question, I work well in teams. Gangs actually. BANG. My political incorrectness allows others to connect with my message. I find this is more effective than the use of a noun, and a verb and 9/11 in sentences.
You stay classy San Diego.
*References in chronological order: ron burgundy, rape, and joe biden. As one can surmise here, i am very good at explaining cryptic messages, especially to new students, such as those found in university handbooks and ARC membership payment schedules.
Question 4: What previous volunteer positions have you held at UNSW? (It's ok if this is the first time you've volunteered)
See above.
See question 3.
See cups. (Actually no, i am a guy).
The most recent volunteer position i held was in the 2008 Law Revue as a script writer. Although my material was not presented (not in its purest form, in any case) i believe it showcases my past dedication to improving the life of present UNSW students, translating into positive transformations within future students. This reflects the intrinsic human condition where the fusion of binary opposite viewpoints toward the hermeneutics of time (past, present, future), leads to a balanced worldview. Sublimity is a *function* of practical actions and abstract psyche, and just like UNSW O-week *differentiates* itself from USYD O-Three days using the *chain rule* (ie CSE revue stalls), i believe i stand out as a volunteer in my past experiences, like Demi Moore's mammaries and *unchained melody*.
DON'T WATCH GHOST THOUGH. I DON'T KNOW WHAT WE'RE YELLING ABOUT. LOUD NOISES. (An insight into the free advice i would give to UNSW students).
As you can see, i really like my literature. Almost as much as volunteering (with its long vowel sounds conveying peace and polysyllabic emphasis reflective of afternoon delights). In the war of the words, I am an English Major. (No, not French Napoleon on Dynamite) oh Captain, my Captain. (And not 'Vote for Pedro').
Question 5: If there is any other information you would like to give to support your application, please supply it below:
Hello.
I just want to say that this has been a productive exercise of procrastination for me, as i put off looking at rape (not in gangbangs, but in the mock heroic of Alexander Pope's Rape of the Lock) within my next essay topic. While i must be candid, and profess that (before i started) i was not overly excited to add another volunteer achievement on my list for 2009, writing this out has been a cathartic experience and i would now consider it a privilege to be asked to be a Yellow Shirt. It is a case of art mimicking life, and my subversive language while hyperbolic, does parallel very well with the enthusiasm i believe i hold towards this grand university of NSW.
Whatever the result, this application has acted as a metaphorised Muse for my uneasy mind. SHINE! (Nah, not that kind of Muse guys). Though time IS running out, as we reach the end of my self-reflexive piece.
I believe i have experienced all facets of UNSW life in my short period at university. The time i have given freely towards creative and entertainment pursuits have enriched my life, and each time i arrive at campus, even the architectural eyesore that is the Scientia building has become endearing. I have shown my expansive knowledge of the cultural life at UNSW; yet what should not go unnoticed (not in me, or in other applications you read) is the second 'home' many of us, such as myself, have constructed between the bookshelves of the library, on the plush sofas at the Red Centre or the mahogany stools in the QUAD. I really hope that the Yellow Shirts of 2009 will keep up the faith, the 'Righteous Brothers', the homeliness of Kensington/Paddington that makes 9am starts worthwhile.
You had me at hello (should actually watch Jerry Maguire though)
lol, Do it in Maths lecture this week wednesday.Forbidden. said:hahahaha.
oy man i was thinking of Rick Rolling random lecture rooms/halls before the lecturer comes in
ill be watching you.Omium said:lol, Do it in Maths lecture this week wednesday.
Yer tomorrows calculus.Forbidden. said:ill be watching you.
the calculus guys comes in first eh?
hes not as cool as the algebra guy.
first the computer has to be like "activated or logged in" coz lecturers somehow access the computer first by swiping their card
them cunts at the front delayed things by asking geoff some stuff but i managed to get a hold of the computer but i couldnt rick roll the class coz somehow the speakers arent linked to the computer or i dont know how.Omium said:Yer tomorrows calculus.
lol you'll never find out who i am .
Yer i like the algebra dude a lot, lol he does 15 laps of the lecture theatre during his lectures.
i see cats everywhere around baxter college at night.Loz_metalhead said:I saw a black and white cat yesterday near the basser steps. First one I have seen since last year.
lol i saw you fiddling with the comp it looked like you had it.Forbidden. said:them cunts at the front delayed things by asking geoff some stuff but i managed to get a hold of the computer but i couldnt rick roll the class coz somehow the speakers arent linked to the computer or i dont know how.
yes and algebra guy owns.