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The answer to both questoins is "Training, training, training". The first few weeks is very intense. It ain't gonna change, so you just have to accept how it's gonna be. It's only for the first few weeks. Do not sit there pining for him - get on with the rest of your life (I am assuming that...

Short answer is - yes but probably not for the first two to four weeks. That's how it is for every new Army Recruit. After that, pretty much, yeah. Long and detailed answer - There is a document that he will get before he goes called the "Joining Instructions". An example is here...

Zimmerman May I respectfully say that I object most strenuously to your signature. But I respect your right to hold the view, and to express it. Lucky that you are free to have an opnion like that, and express it without being killed, locked up, tortured, or just "disappearing", eh? You are...

This is good advice. If you are trying to do something you hate, then you will end up sucking at it anyway. So then you will hate the subject and have crap marks. Not a good scenario. For example, many of the lecturers and tutors @UWS Law are actual practitioners - yer actual working...

If dodgy had lumps and bumps with being at different campuses, imagine what it could be like if what you want is at a different institution. One thing I have learned - it is ten times easier to put up with a little bit of grief in setting something up in advance, that try to sort out something...

You don't say where you are enrolled, but your friend's advice sounds like it may be more right than wrong, regardless of where you are studying. Hit the Student Centre at the place where you are enrolled, and ask.

People said the same things about Macquarie, back in the day. I agree though, those bags (which I didn't see) send a negative message. And they are not even all that funny.

What Mel said. But talking to someone about it is never a bad idea either.... for example... See about having a conversation with your Head of School - to see if there are any unforeseen rules and regs that may pop up later, and that might get in the way of graduating. Then ask the...

I now have a little more on this.... seems that, for one person in my class, through being sick, she overlooked one of the compulsory questions in the workbook. That, in spite of otherwise completing the workbook, was apparently enough to trigger a fail.

Yeah, I got mine at about 8am from PlatformWeb. Wonder of wonders, I am through in all subjects. For Jonathon A - I was surprised to hear that some failed ADR... they must be really disappointed...

No sign of an early release, not like in Spring 06, where they "slipped out" about 24 hours early... not sure if I want to know early or not...

"It's Mabo....?" (Dennis Denuto is my hero...)

None of the above. It's just that I get impatient with up-stuck first years LOL

People underestimate how often this is, you know, the truth. And how important it is....

Fair call, but so you want to spend 7 grand (more like ten...) drinking your way around Europe with a busload of bogans? Consider carefully where YOU want to go, and then go THERE. Go the places that have some relevance to you personally.

Hi folks I was in Building EK today (first time in months...). It seems the Law Library has been re-named as a staff common room. Anyone know what happened to the Law Library as such?

I had him last year for Law Foundation. I have always found him very approachable in person.... I never had a need to email him so I don't know about that. In my experience, he is not someone who takes the view that "it's his way or it's wrong." His take on the subject seems to be that he is...

She's trying to be rid of you, yes, but without herself feeling guilty about it. Be well out of it, and move on.

Yes, do that. He is a most helpful dude. Boy, that's really offensive. We ARE arrogant, aren't we? It's also really wrong when it comes to the UWSP Law School admin people. If you are nice to them, they will help. OTOH, if you come across as yet another up-stuck first year who...

In short, no, it's is not OK. As with all things financial, it works like this.... He should expect to pay, and plan to pay. For everything. He should never, never, never ask her to "chip in". She can however offer to "chip in", much as she might offer to buy the next round of drinks, or...