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How does what he believes not stick with his party? What morals are you talking about?

Jesus they could have said it was an implied licence or some such thing instead of a gift, at least let sane policy prevail if anything else. I mean strictly speaking it may have been a gift... intent, act etc is there -- but there are too many serious moral implications involved. The fact that...

Holy hell! I've never seen so much maths UGH!

Haha imagine the translation problems in the bedroom -- Jap guy: so you.. like.. being eat-en? Girl: Yeh! Go for it baby! a painful misunderstanding!

I think he means it is unlikely that they will lobby

If he does ignore me, he will miss a whole week of law (he's going to UNSW, not UTS)

There are no lectures for law at all, every class is really a "tutorial" so to speak. So yes, all your law classes are on in first week.

Howard was not deceptive about the GST

haha I still have my whole pad!

Q1. I believe that God: Exists and intervenes in daily events Exists but does not intervene in daily events is a spiritual ideal, not an actual being Does not exist I do not know if God exists or not, therefore it is imprudent of me to judge Q2. I think prayer is: 1...

Yeah man Laz and I went together!

Beazley is hardly a weak leader!

NRSL cutoffs tend to be lower, not higher. They are very hard to come by. You'll have enough trouble even finding someone who knows what the NRSL cutoff really is at UNSW admin, then those who do say that the uni doesn't release them. I rang up USyd a few years ago and they gave the cutoffs to...

This has been discussed before, however here is a short answer: 1. USyd and UNSW Law are two very good law schools, the law quality is pretty much the same. Note that prestige-wise, USyd is somewhat higher. 2. USyd arts is very good and well established and I would think it superior in...

Did you goto the Developing Young Lawyers Mooting workshop too?

You assume that something that cannot be resolved is not worth discussing. Reasons why that assumption is utterly wrong: - pleasure in exchange of ideas - learning about other people's views - enhancing critical thinking in the form of debate - intellectual stimulation - opening one's...

You have obviously never studied psychology. 1. Researches don't even agree what intelligence is in the first place. 2. Secondly, there is much evidence to counter the pure dominance of hereditory intelligence, and in fact the most convincing position seems to be that it is a combination...

You misunderstand: I did not mean dangerous to do practically, I meant dangerous morally.

It's worth going; my highlights: - watching the eating competition (cheering your team-mate while they scoff down a tasty brew of codliver oil, orange juice, peanut butter, milk, lard, and other many other nasties in one go is a once in a life time opportunity!) - rolling the dice on who...

This is because people have ceased putting forward arguments for/against the existence of God (not that there have been many so far anyway) and gone off ranting about Christianity vs Islam, or quoting religious texts, etc Not that the whole Ford thing was inappropriate