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Did it come out earlier than you expected? Weren't you saying something about results coming out around 12th-15th July or so?

excepting a few cases maybe, like this Dr Patel = Dr Death guy.

I'm thinking: CHEM1903 HD MATH1906 low HD MATH1902 low HD BIOL1001 borderline D/HD PHYS1901 borderline D/HD

smh saturday p3 as far as I remember - there was a short snippet about this. This was also discussed in another thread here.

No idea...

yeh 24 year old chap who fell off the balcony just as the party was ending at 3am...first death ever at manning. Put a whole dampener on the event. I was there but left early. Couple of my friends were there at the time and saw the body and all that.

how can you stand that nose...jeez

yep, castle of the winds was good...stunts and aquanoid (shareware arkanoid) mainly for me.

I'm done tutoring for the moment - it's hard to fit it in around uni stuff.

sums is impossible :(

there are a fair few people who satisy those criteria around the place...couple of them on bos

thats one big necropost

replication is generally accepted as the first stage of protein synthesis as per the central dogma. I think you ought to incorporate replication into an adequate description of the process by which proteins are produced. There's also the transport stage of the mRNA from the nucleus that fits in...

this is a kind of useless game since the hsc chem exam mainly consists of the dot-points expressed as questions - none of this rephrasing of dot-points which would actually require some understanding :rolleyes:

he did do phys advanced in first semester...

Definitely the numerous modes of nutrition - chemoautotrophy(bacteria being the only such organisms)/photoautotrophy/heterotrophy and the ability to exhibit anaerobic respiration, aerobic respiration and being facultative anaerobes contribute to this idea. However, at the same time, eukaryotes...

haha, one semester of concepts in biology 1001 and I'm on my way to becoming biologist! Hmm, yeh lactic acid results from the fermentation of pyruvate mainly in animal cells. That whole cycling idea of NAD while producing ATP is really neat. Talk about efficiency.

yeh 8 years, though there is that combined MBBS/PhD program where you do 2 years of medicine, take 2 years out to complete a PhD and then finish off the med degree in 2 years. I'll decide if I want to apply for that or not on the basis of my honours year and whether I do well in that etc. So a...

yep, the honours year is a normal, standard honours year in whatever department you wish to do it- it's a fully-fledged science degree and then a fully-fledged med degree. The med faculty themselves allow for the honours year as an option in delaying entry into the med degree itself, and are...

No UMAT or GAMSAT is required, though the latter must be taken in order to have a shot at med scholarships when you actually start the medicine component - basically the course is for at least 7 years in duration with a 3 yr science component (then possible honours year) followed by 4 years of...