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There's one guy at my store who is absolutely amazing, just cause he's so enthusiastic. He has a facebook fan page with like 600 people

they usually come out earlier than they say, i think last year they were out in stuvac

Anyone else go to Caleb's climate change lecture tonight?

I don't think I've ever been there and not heard Lady Gaga. When Rafy sings along it more than makes up for the shit music

Yeah I reckon it's a good idea, they do overlap a little bit. I did them both together

I'm probably going to get one after exams. Will prob get it with 3G, but not sure what size to get. I'm pretty sure 32 will be enough, but its only about $100 extra to get double the size, so I might end up getting 64gb

I'm pretty sure they have to. At maccas they definitely do

1012 is formal logic, so it's a lot more technical. 2642 is more applying it to real examples, and covers a lot of different types of arguments, whereas 1012 only looks at deductive arguments. I enjoyed them both, and found them both quite easy

They were recorded when I did it in 2008

It varies widely, but I'll usually save roughly 60%

Timetables are meant to come out on the first day of exams I think. But they're usually out earlier

Today was the first bit of group work I've done so far at USyd. Its going well so far

The maths in stats is heaps easy though, just simple arithmetic and algebra. Thats been my experience so far

From the arts subjects I've done, they don't really build on each other, except for languages. Usually first year subjects look at different areas of the subject, rather than following up on each other

The best is when they just ask for a mcvalue meal. Gonna have to be a little more specific

That sucks, we never run out, we usually just give them away with every order cause we get so many

Yeah its 3 years but you get a masters and a doctorate.

One of my tutors (at USyd) told me you need to get an average of about 70 to get in. That's for second and third year psych units only (third year are weighted double). The exact marks to get in vary from year to year though

I'd definitely recommend having a job. It will be a lot easier to get one now than if you wait till you finish school, when every other school finisher wants one. And if you can't handle having a job on top of school commitments, then you will struggle during uni

Shifts can be anywhere from 2 to 9 hours. At my store, if you work nights, it's usually 4-6 hours, whereas during the day you're more likely to get 8 hour shifts