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1) =P 2) I do that every now and then....I just didn't do it this time around :o Ok, thanks I'll try that from now on. Ok, will do. Thanks for the replies everyone! =)

Hi guys, Just a small problem. I was typing a very long and [i]very helpful reply to one of the S&C students. And then when I pressed enter: "Sorry, you are not logged in orwhateverthemessagewas" That said, I lost ALL of the information which I have typed up and instead just replied with a...

Google it...?

hmmm....I would imagine it's been done over and over and over again.

age is kind of related to generation I would imagine

Courtesy of lex123: Notes to Pop Culture and Belief Systems

HSCOnline is your friend ;). You can specifically focus on continuity and change in the Japanese school system Also, don't forget to check out the resource which has some pretty good notes. I had a glance at Linda Bucci's notes on Cont. and Ch. in Japan and it looked good =)

english, text and writing is obivously english based. I did the unit last semester and it is my sub-major. Mainly english all over again, studying poems, plays, analysing texts in relation to context and it's overall structure etc. etc.

I used to debate..... waaaaaaaaayyyyyyyyyyy back in primary school. They'd always make me first speaker because I was more confident than others. Sadly, I get really nervous these days doing speeches/uni presentations and I have no idea why =(. Oh well, we all change.

^excellent post ashimation. I agree with her, why don't you just pick three out of the five. One which has a belief in God[s] (Hinduism/Christianity/Islam although I advise you to choose one once you have had a look at the surveys. Just choose the religion which responded the most. For...

bso your bottom line is how pop culture and media influences adolescents today? You know what, I reckon you should write your own perspective, backed up with secondary research (go to the local library and check out the "media" type books, they should have some info on contemporary pop...

I wouldn't encourage you to use words like that as your title; remember, a book can be judged by its cover so with a title like that it can leave a bad impression. The Jesus Christ one sounds good. Very "slang" I guess you could say ;). Just one question though, which belief systems are you...

umm...what about: "Holy moly! It's _____!" Double? Human Cloning? (<-- this one kind of rhymes) Holy kind of makes an indirect reference to religion but not quite. "Oh My God! Talk about Human(?) Cloning!" - obvious [indirect] reference to the diving being, next short statement...

Don't worry, I did the same a few years back (not during my HSC though, probably year 10-11). As much as we try to argue, they will argue back. Each to their own :)

hmmm, well what I would suggest is first find out if the Chinese occupation of tibet did cause disagreements with their beliefs since you think it may not have anythign to do with buddhism. If it does, then go ahead with what you have. If not, then maybe you can look at another country with...

Well, considering the context she was in, I assume there were no dolls, no child life. She was probably taught right from the beginning. They have decided to adopt the Shariah Law, what can I do? Reading on, I can see Shifty Ice Queen has given you a link. Iran is obviously more of a...

Why don't you just stop posting since you are clearly ignorant. Go yo your local Muslim society at UWS [whichever campus, if you need to come to Bankstown, I'll be glad to take you] and ask them. Wait. You will be in for a surprise. Because the president is.....a female! (And no, it's not me).

Since you are so interested, why don't you try and find a case study? I'm sure I cannot provide the psychological perspective on this. Obviously, the answer to all your questions are no. Or, the girl could just be really really really really really mature (as Hadrat Aisha [RA] would have been)

No they are not. India is still a strong traditional country. It may have ties with Hinduism but it is still commonly practiced in thir culture today. Actually it does [answer to your last sentence]. For some reason, everyone has a myth that a girl in Islam is arranged into marriage at a...

I agree. For example, take the Indian culture. One of my cousin's friend got married last year. However the guy that she was going to marry, she: a) never spoke to him or b) never saw him in person and; c) Only saw his photograph This is a very traditional line of marriage. It is also...