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flyin', when you were born, you had over 300 bones, some of which were cartillaginous. Now you have exactly 206 bones. The Latin for that I really really don't have time to look up. :p *sings*..."the scapula's connected to the...humerus..."

:p http://www.foulds2000.freeserve.co.uk/economists.htm

I'm healthy and functioning. I can tell you all the bone, joints and muslces of the upper limb. But I shall restrain myself, although many of them are in Latin

It isn't semi-deponent because the past participle doesn't appear passive. It's never too early for Latin...;) how are you feelin', by the way? better?

quiet, you. :p (stop blowing my cover!)

The tense classification of a verb doesn't change, only its English translation. So for "odi, -isse", "oderit" is either future perfect indicative translated in the future or perfect subjunctive translated in the present What does everyone else think? Pretty sure it's the...

What kind of music do you like, Luke? If you like it, you're likely to know it better, and do it better. Stuff that's too high can always be taken down into your register too. Do you know "The Luckiest" by Ben Folds? My favourite song at the moment.

biology for medical students is the pits.... rough endoplasmic reticulum...golgi apparatus....vesicle and substrate...meh...

umumum...films like Wag the Dog, the Dish and the Castle? I used newspaper articles...radio and tv transcripts are also really good for a variety of different texts.

re anti's post: just for the record, clueless was 1995 and directed by Amy Heckerling. Note the "skateboards are so five years ago" reference to the end of the 80s. Emma was 1816 Georgian England. All of the stuff in anti's post about change in context and audience is really important to...

meh, I haven't been back for a while since uni started either. I think they jsut thought you weren't coming back, that's all.

Well that's good...I assume if you're doing performance electives you'd have a private teacher then? I did the Cosmology Distinction Course last year via distance ed....I suppose it's a little different from doing other HSC subjects because it was actually run by CSU in Bathurst. @lexei -...

and you say that the girl who volunteered herself for 27 hours of uni a week, plus 10 hours of extra-curricular activities, mentoring, tutoring, 10 hours of work... of course, this forum is my life. :p

No, the UMAT was fine. There is no maths section as such, just a subsection of really easy mathematical reasoning in the first logic section. If you're an extension 1 or 2 student it should be easy for you. As long as you have practice questions, you should be able to do it no problem. I...

yes, although I should add that I also did aeneid IV in year 11 - awesome book.

that's cool @lexei, what pieces are you doing?

I don't know if there is a 'pass' as such...at UNSW we're ranked according to our performance in all three areas, and they're weighted equally. So in answer to your question...yeah, I suppose I did. Do you want to do med?

*watches flyin's life go slowly down the drain...* ;):p

on and off... last time I checked, there was that doctor trying tosteal her away....

yeah I liked it generally. great music, great dancing...but the rest wasn't much... my voice is...hmmm... choral, so singing vampy numbers is difficult. so you still play? that's awesome. What sort of stuff are you working on at the moment?