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Always wait before you get textbooks. You definitely won't need them for at least the first week. If you are looking for a cheap deal, you'd be amazed at how many people want to sell textbooks second-hand. Pay a visit to uni if you can and have a look at some of the second-hand book...

no. you don't apply for john flynn until you get into medicine. you also don't have to live in the city or country, you can come from anywhere. You just need to b interested in rural health.

OK, just a clarifcation on the John Flynn scholarship scheme. It's open to people who have already gotten into med. It's not the same as a rural bonded scholarship, in that you complete the rural experience part of your scholarship while you're still doing your degree. Basically what the...

you are so diligent :p *runs away* that was not spam. :)

brill. although...the 15th edition would be soooo much more useful. damn.

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Grays Anatomy - we don't use it. Reason? There's just not enough time to comb through Moore AND Grays, and just no need for that much detail in most of the med course. If you buy it, and plan to use it, be prepared to be diligent. But yeah, the book is authoritative, and fantastic. Do they...

I had three prepared, but in the exam I spent 1 hour on Lear, and still didn't fit them all in...only fitted in 2, with a 3 real interpretations and 2 concepts I made up. I think 2 is adequate, what is more important is how you can correlate your production techniques with the message you are...

Just on that Ross Edwards piece...it was Dawn Mantras right?? I premiered that piece when it came out a few years ago, after the olympics. The melodic dictation would have been hard for that.

Memeto? Memento? A stab in the dark: I, a man, remember, since/because you were (are) dust, and you shall return to dust.

CSE Revue was excellent, I must say. Big plugs need to go to Ken from the opening clip - how funny was it? :D

For all those pople doing msuic theory exams...best of luck!

Yeah, I would agree with that to some extent. There's a great deal of subjectivity in the marking of the pracs. I was marked down as well by the actual HSC examiners, probably 4 marks lower in total for 3unit than for my trials. This greatly pissed me off, of course, but I don't suppose...

Yeah, there's heaps of stuff. What's your level? If I knew that, I'd be able to recommend some pieces.

You don't need to know actual productions...but the tricky thing is, that as Moonfrog said, they could legitimately give you a question askng about different productions and how they dramatise different readings and interpretations of the play. However, there is also an emphasis on being able...

make your own flashcards. that way you spend less, and you learn more. it's been proven that you're more likely to retain something if you think about it when you write it down. Nah, don't get all the textbooks. You'll never end up reading most of them. Use your class notes, and...

you probably won't read this before your exam, but the best of luck!

lol I just love it, no progidity involved. I play the piano. yourself?

:) congrats on your A by the way tash. What are you thinking of by way of Amus pieces?

Yes, I have friends who do it. It's fairly good, apparently. I accompanied a guy who applied for New South, Penrith, the con and Newcastle, and got into UWS and Newcastle. I think he went to Newcastle in the end, even though he lived in Sydney and didn't want to move out for uni. So I reckon...