Recent content by ladypenelope85

nope, must have been few weeks in cos i remember being disappointed at not getting it, with all that uac stuff, and going to uni all grumpy, then getting the letter in the mail and suddenly looking at the world of uni a whole new way........ i'm doing international communications. (yeah and then...

i ended up getting my 2.5k innovation scholarship a few weeks after i'd started at mq, which was strange, but cool. so i guess u can keep waiting?

i'm doing frn106 this semester too...2cp, how lovely. and the textbook is tiny, with 2 cassettes to listen to...not too strenuous (although there was an exam apparently) i had a friend do it last sem and she liked it. she didn't say much else, sorry.

hehe, i wonder how many ppl's radio dramas had that site by tony palermo in their bibliography/reflection statements. i loved it, and relied on it heaps!!! I did radio drama script last year, and found some modern radio dramas (and cheap to listen to!!) on 'Airplay' on ABC Radio National -...

i do icom!! hehe no there doesn't seem to be many of us... but it's pretty cool. really, it's just a media degree with an icom unit each year. the icom 101 unit we've started with, intercultural relations, isn't really 'challenging' yet, but it's a good introduction and gets you thinking...

hehe i know there's none, but for revision purposes, multiple choice is really nice to have - cos sometimes u think u know evvverything, and then they go and word something a little strangely, and ur thinking 'ah! it could be either a OR b!" and sometimes that can be really useful in finetuning...

oh! so happy to hear ppl are doing radio dramas! I started off doing one for ext 2 last yr, with another guy in my class (of 7 ppl) doing one too... but it got too hard trying to organise the resources to actually record it, sooooooo i changed to doing radio drama script. if ur feeling...

i used the excel 'modern history in a month' just before hsc and it was gold... aaah, multiple choice revision. it's easily digestible (once you've done the hard note-making stuff, of course) and i highly recommend it, just as a general all-in-one overview. it can also raise diff points to those...

hehe, 95 at a public....tottttttally unexpected, but glorious. i say read the (news)paper a lot. there's always some case study article out there, and it might just click in the exam that u remember reading that somewhere....

i am soooooooooooo excited!!!! 49/50, it was totally unexpected. 2 of us from school got it, another got 46!! congrats gloria and leap!!!

yeah, i loved the quote, gave some structure to my crazy napoleonic ramblings, hehe. not sure how i actually went.. focused too much on one of my debates, then realised i had all of 10 mins for the other.. same as u *10#, 13 pages in 40mins-ish... mm, hopefully 20's. napoleon was never...

hehe, yes it's over here tooo... so estatic. and the exam was kinda nice, really, aims and purposes, got to be all philosophical near the end, i love that stuff!! and the article was rather strange, i hope they realise that from marking our responses tho, and mark accordingly! ohhhhhhhhh goodbye...

napoleon. and rather lost. anyone willing to swap notes (as late as this is...) focusing on political/administrative leadership, extent of reforms in france/europe and ideas of revolutionary france. got stuff from rude, ellis, and a couple of infocus articles. oh, and that pbs documentary.

got 37.5/40 for the project, which was highest out of 6.. do i know u yami...?! i'd agree that it's got something to do with the markers, that's y i'd prefer external marking system, like ext 2 eng... not that i deserved a 40/40, but our teacher kept going on about 'it's only the rank that...

ok. not studying windschuttle, is this going to be a disadvantage? been getting band 6's all way thru, but have effectively 'avoided' windschuttle debate. anyone reckon i should use this week to study him/reynolds all the other happy campers intensely?? just saw the cssa trial, and it looks...