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And 96.85% of this thread is rubbish once more :)

I'd pick the table over HSC 4 Life only if it was made up of more than 96.85% of her. Yup, wonderful editing skills - I made nothing short of a fool of myself :rolleyes:

^you don't even need to be invited...you'd be the star performer! :p

If we cleared all of the pool tables, cleared all of the people from wentworth, then maybe, just maybe... :rolleyes:

Well regarding the Usyd course thing - well 3 years for the undergraduate science degree, 1 year for honours (possibly), then 4 years for MBBS is probably the most standard route. However, there is the opportunity to take 2 years out after having completed the first half of the MBBS degree, to...

SeDaTeD, do you dance? :rolleyes:

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I think you'll find it was achieved by one Dr Anthony Henderson from SGS in 1993. He was another all-round genius who excelled in 4u maths, and the classics. He's now a postdoctoral fellow at Usyd School of Maths and Statistics.

hey xiao...how's semester 2 been treating you?

ammonia's nucleophilic because of the lone pair of electrons on the nitrogen. Same reason why water is nucleophilic.

it's pretty darn easy to stuff up an organic synthesis. There are many fine points to note there, and since you're assessed on yields and purities of your samples in 2nd semester by mal, and since what you end up with in terms of sample is determined by a force greater than you can comprehend, I...

Incidentally this is what we've just completed in maths so far this semester - riemann sums and the area as being the limit of the riemann sums.

^why is that?

Yes, velox, concentrate on HSC/med entry stuff for the moment. Thinking too deeply about the back-up options is pretty useless until it's required.

hehe, smoooooth...

15 minute train +10 minute walk from redfern+10-15 in waiting = 30-40 minutes = not so bad. qed

with that combination of majors, it appears that you'd be suited to a biomedical engineering degree as templR has suggested. I haven't really met anyone combining BMed(Sc) with engo, but it's natural in some ways i guess.

Moneywise, scholarships are nice. With about 30 contact hours/week it's hard to fit a job in there, especially with large amounts of personal reading/study to keep up. I plan to get a job each holidays + do a bit of tutoring just to have some independent income and gain experience I suppose. I'm...

It's acmilan, dude. Like the soccer team.

no, I don't really have much free time these days to put aside for tutoring. I'll be available from the end of November, though, when uni finishes. I do live in Hurstville, btw.