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Not really. I just thought the whole thing was funny and decided to echo the title of every other religion-related thread in NCAP for my own amusement.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/7153840.stm

For Med Sci, you get flexible entry if you: http://www.usyd.edu.au/fstudent/undergrad/apply/science_flexible.shtml

Re: Who has a better Business/Commerce faculty? Have a look at these two threads: http://community.boredofstudies.org/462/commerce-business/154477/commerce-usyd-unsw.html http://community.boredofstudies.org/462/commerce-business/148435/best-business-faculty.html To an extent it depends on what...

http://larvatusprodeo.net/2007/12/20/determined-not-to-get-it/

Re: Doctor President Pon Raul What possible reason could Fox & Friends have for introducing that segment with 'Get This Party Started'? In other news, Ron Paul is a loony.

It's not that bad.

That documentary would be Heaven on Earth, yeah? The one the ABC plays occasionally? I think it could be quite a good topic, although you'd probably need to alter it to make it more historical in focus. Maybe the causes of the decline in traditional socialism that we saw in the second half of...

Most unis will have info days in the first week of the new year, before the final close of course preferences. Check their websites.

Come on, Mr Debnam. It's not a smear campaign to point out the facts.

I actually chose ANHS2608 on the basis of your review of it. It sounds quite awesome. I hear that Peter Brennan is retiring, so Lyn Olson will be the only one taking the course. As for HSTY2618, I'm a little unsure because the handbook doesn't say who's teaching it. I might end up replacing it...

Semester 1 ANHS2607 Rome 90BC-AD14: Creating a World City HSTY2618 Mediterranean World in the High Middle Ages GOVT2210 International Risk Analysis GOVT2991 Government Honours 2 (Political Analysis) Semester 2 ANHS2608 The World Turned Upside Down HSTY2634 Columbus to Lincoln: America Before...

Re: Do you use a often laptop at uni? Or will you? Don't need one. Exercise book + pen is fine for lectures, and I write my essays on my pc at home. If I really need a computer at uni - like if I'm late on an assessment or something - I just use one of the computer labs.

Those are basically the only differences. You can do more stuff in the BA/BSc, but it also takes years longer. The BAS also has some pointless core units in the first year.

The cut-offs for last year are in the course search section of UAC.

Not any more he's not. He was in prison in Austria for a while.

I don't actually do socio-legal, although I know someone who does. She hated it with a passion, but then again she was never interested in law and only did it because her degree (Arts and Sciences) forced her to. But it was pretty easy apparently, she got distinctions without much effort.

http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2007/11/29/2105601.htm That sounds incredibly awkward.

Wow, they didn't waste time.

Hooray, someone competent in Foreign Affairs. But what's 'human services', and why is it an individual cabinet position? It sounds like some crappy minor ministry.