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I agree with the chips and gravy comment, everything else is bollocks.

Some of the timetables are at version 'FINAL' now.

WAM - 72.00 GPA - 5.5 Would like to reach a WAM of 75 next year.

Hell yeah!! Biomolecules - 76 Analytical Chemistry - 75 Forensic Science - 79 Torts - 60 I was failing Torts, which meant I got 83 in the exam.. fuck yeah!

You can, but the question asked to calculate both values. It's testing your ability to understand the fundamentals of stoichiometry and the M=mol/V formula, not just the mol=mass/mw formula.

Fire! Bahahaha... I never thought I'd ever get to experience a fire alarm going off in an exam, but today must have been my lucky day. Wonder if it was set off by an angry student who did badly in a test?

Yeah, I got special consideration for this semester's exams. You still have to sit them (unless you get permission from Vice Chancellor and/or course co-ordinator) and despite popular belief, they don't bump your marks up or anything. In the event of a fail, they can either make you sit...

Hey there, Balance the equation: C2H2O4 + 2 NaOH --> Na2C2O4 + H2O Stoichiometry: 1 : 2 (oxalic acid : sodium hydroxide) Moles of sodium hydroxide: moles = molarity x volume moles = 1.586 x 0.042 moles = 0.066612 Moles of oxalic acid: Because of the 1 : 2 relationship, there are...

So what's the deal with sometimes not being allowed to use your own calculator? They let us in Physics, but wouldn't today in Chemistry. I don't like having to spend 5 minutes looking to anti-log something on a 1974 calculator.

FORS2010 Intro to Forensic Science Mon, 14-Nov - 1:45pm CALLAGHAN Campus Room: NJC - PUBL NEWCASTLE JOCKEY CLUB Seat: 14 Still makes me laugh.

This is the week that's gonna hurt.. 8 assessments. Booooooooo.

I see your point.

Yeah, my Forensics exam is held there too. A bit shabby if you ask me, surely they could find a room somewhere in the university for the whopping 16 students that do FORS2010.

Science and Law - what good taste! How's your moot going, Kate?

Two hardest exams in the first week, how predictable. First week: Monday - Analytical Chemistry Wednesday - Torts Second week: Monday - Forensic Science Tuesday - Biomolecules

Yay. http://onlineservices.newcastle.edu.au/exam_tt/exams_default.cfm

It kind of gives the impression our uni is on the beach. Gotta love misleading advertisements.

The University is very keen to improve both its programs and your overall university experience... for every student who answers the survey a donation will be made on their behalf to one of three specified charities... please take the time to complete the survey when you receive the invitational...

First preference is forensics, but I'm no fool - I know the odds of me getting a job in that field straight away are highly unlikely. I'll probably start off in a laboratory, maybe working with genetics/microbiology/PCR. Although, ask me in a year and I'm sure it will be different.

If you do your job right (which I'm sure you will) you'll have people remembering you in such a unique, positive way for quite a long time... as I do with most of my primary school teachers. How many other professions have that perk?