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Yup, marriage is on the cards.

For sociology and criminology they'll cost about $50-$75, but you can always sell those afterwards. Unless you're really a textbook user, you'll find a few people don't bother buying these textbooks. For actual policing subjects, we mostly use readers which cost about $10-$30.

If it's Arts (Communications) it's no longer being run.

Course Link: http://handbook.uws.edu.au/hbook/course.asp?course=4555.1 First year isn't too bad. You sort of realise that policing is more than the entire gun slinging thing. Majority of the course will drop out in first year. We started with 115 and are down to about 40 coming to the end of...

I'm going to NYC for 10 days in December (incl Christmas Day), it seemed pretty reasonable in price.

Stop encouraging people, Joshua :p

Chookies. Going to Revesby Workers' to watch the game, which should be rather interesting.

You made a thread to say you'd be back later?

We really didn't need to resurface this thing :)

It was in the paper. The whole thing started when he was in Year 6 and moved from there. Mary Kay Letourneau spent more than seven years in prison for having sex with one of her grade 6 students. http://www.smh.com.au/articles/2004/08/05/1091558002934.html?from=storylhs&oneclick=true

I did General Maths for my HSC back in 01 and still managed to get a reasonable UAI and a university offer. True, you might actually have to do a bridging course depending on what degree you want to do, but it all comes with the territory.

Reading "To Protect and to Serve: The untold truth about the New South Wales Police Force" by Tim Priest and Richard Basham. Interesting read.

Not being stuck doing the same things day in and day out. Variation is always good.

I thought she was the chick that got mistaken for a hat stand.

Oh, that's out of line, Michael .. you're assuming she actually ate lunch last week.

Yes, yes I do. Haha, spiffy observation skills, natstar :p

Pretty close though.

The fact that she had an 'attraction' to him while she was teaching him in Year 6 makes it more irky.

The Evidence Act (NSW) 1995 is the biggest pain in the arse. Especially when you have to write a 4000 word essay on s.114-116. *raises eyebrows*

Voted. No idea what it's for, but meh.