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Me too!!! I look forward in doing my society PIP, more free periods (no more software!) and I guess just being involved with the school during my last year at school :) Oh Oh....I also look forward in getting my HSC over and done with :D

the yr 12 will be hacing a muck up day (obv.), in which, I don't think I'll be there to live for b/c I don't have any exams for the rest of the wk, therefore I don't have to come to school :D. And they're also having some sort of auction (those from my school, I'm sure will remember last year's...

well every time I type my name, I always ended up as a brain surgeon which is definitely not liekly cos i don't do any science subjects :cool: However with my nickname on BOS, I am an "Office numpty" =/.......

congrats. I'm supposed to be a brain surgeon =/. But you know what the funny thing is? Each time I type your name, presuming that it is katie tully, your ideal job comes up as a bearded lady in a circus not as the prime minister :rolleyes: I'm serious. I'd ask everyone else to try it.

still gotta wait for my results, which will be next term (yes I know, thats aaaagggessss away). I'll try and scan mine as soon as I get them. :)

well obviously, the no 1 factor is that you don't disturb other student while they're still working with their heads down, and also they might think that you may cheat in some way or another if you go outside early......I dunno!

sometimes I'd wish that I was doing the HSC this yr, so I can get everything over and done with. But, then again, year 12 will fly past pretty quickly and bham! It's our HSC exams! :p :)

erm.......the only way to succeed in maths is to keep practicing and I don't think the amount PenelopeK is putting in isn't too much. It's perfectly fine, from my view, to do that many so you can get the hang of it 'cos maths is like.......very memorisation stuff and the only way you can achieve...

Yeah same here. I just hate it when they pry into everyone's life, for fully detailed information. But then again, that's their job and that's what they're getting paid for :cool:

that's still the same thing. Going in a non-tourist destination in Australia, no one jails you up for wearing the headscarf, whereas if you do wear a bikini in Saudi Arabia you will most probably receive a penalty or something similar, maybe even get jailed for it. So Australia is still a...

thats a good point. It's like the opposite here, wearing a headscarf here is still respectful......

sorry currysauce, my mistake, I didn't see the maths course separately, I automatically counted the 3U maths course as 3U, not 1U and the 2U maths course separately. And yes it's 14 Units, I accidently, once again, counted the religion unit as 2U and not 1U. It's supposed to be 1U right...

in regards to the topic, I'd agree that the media has gone too far. I saw Hanson on the 4:30 news, tears running down her face and I felt so sorry for her. But then again, thats how the media is........

no, definitely not, ur right there UNLESS ur at some special tourist area, but in a local city/town, no. edit: you may be able to walk with face uncovered b/c I did that when I went to saudi arabia, I wasn't forced to wear the burka (which is the black covering + veil) but then again I wore...

no, to do 3U maths in prelim, don't you also need to do mathematics??? hence, 2U of mathematics + 1U of the extension course??? :confused: edit: ur still doing 15 units if not counting that then :eek:!

that is crap.....I had 5 exams in four days, only 3 of which were two hours. I now have a week to study for business which also goes for 2 hours. Geez man, your's is so bunched up. Do you have your yearlies in a one week period or something? Edit: Ur doing 17 units in prelim?? :eek: is...

same, I'm starting major work for next term as well. I was considering doing a wedding dress from my culture, which looks something like this: damn: I can't attach it cos there's something stuffed :eek: anyways, I was thinking of doing an Indian wedding dress (which is lavishly desgined)...

I'm pretty sure it won't happen in year 12 because they only test you on the syllabus, it is a crucial year. They might do it in the half-yearlies but definitely not the Trial or the actual HSC exam, I doubt that very very much

5 complete, 1 to go.....

some religions have an issue when it comes to marriage/relationships. For example, my religion allows males to marry females of any religion however females must marry males of the same religion......does that make sense??? :p :)