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It seems weird that there's so little TV election advertising at the moment. I watched four hours of commercial TV last night - National Bingo Night (weirdest show ever) and About A Boy - and I only saw four ads, only one of which was from a party. (There was the Liberal party's...

Re: 2007 Federal Election - Coalition or Labor/Howard or Beazley? Do you have the faintest clue what Labor stands for? Rhetorical question, of course, you clearly don't. Labor believes in equality of opportunity (as do the Liberals and all other parties, at least in theory), not equality of...

If it's in your checked luggage, even if they searched it for bombs or whatever they wouldn't know if you're underage.

There's almost no prospect of Labor winning a senate majority. Yes, they are. They follow Lyndon LaRouche. The LDP have actually preferenced Pauline higher, which I'd argue is also something to get up in arms about. The CDP.

http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2007/11/06/2082424.htm?section=justin What on earth is the stupid man's problem?

What would happen if we didn't pre-enrol before the deadline?

Fucking hell, why is Perseus always down when I need it? :worried:

So what's a shatterbelt, and why should I care that the Middle East is one?

Awesome. That'll be 2-3 pages each, then, since I have pretty small writing. Hopefully there'll be questions that I can just tackle by blathering on about deterritorialisation or the Singer-Wildasky thesis or something.

Labor's new ad on cost of living issues.

Re: StuVac & Exam Period Bitch and Moan Thread (I, 2007) I'm doing Sulla/Marius (which I should be OK on), elections (did the essay, so that should be fine) and gladiators (haven't started reading yet). If there's a general question on optimates/populares, I might do that instead of gladiators...

Have you got any idea how long our essays are meant to be?

Re: StuVac & Exam Period Bitch and Moan Thread (I, 2007) Yo neafoo, which topics are you doing for ANHS1005?

Does anyone know why 'When you are troubled, it's better not to think about it, but to keep busy with more cheerful things' is a political compass question? What does it say about your political views? Economic Left/Right: -0.88 Social Libertarian/Authoritarian: -3.85

Re: StuVac & Exam Period Bitch and Moan Thread (I, 2007) Think about it this way. In two days' time, we'll be done with it and won't ever have to think about it again.

A power that broadly supports and is part of the existing international system. So the question is whether China is becoming part of the current system of Western hegemony or whether it will become a challenge to that system. ...I think.

... People can not be of the working class and still care about the working class. Particularly since Rudd himself grew up in financial difficulty. Howard also talks about the needs of working families, and he's a rich former solicitor from the North Shore.

http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2007/11/04/2081117.htm?section=justin

Re: StuVac & Exam Period Bitch and Moan Thread (I, 2007) Student self-admin is usually broken on Sundays.

Interesting analysis of NSW senate prefs: http://www.pollbludger.com/676