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I think fixed term employment is prudent at this time as there's about to be a major shakeup of higher education and nobody knows which departments are going to need people in a couple of years, but completely understand why they want to be able to do research.

The main sticking points in the negotiations with the university administration are its proposal for teaching-only positions (which would rob these workers of any time for research); fixed-term employment contracts; the duration of the agreement and the university’s salary increase offer of 4.5%...

From a conspiracy website.

What if my mate's got a roadcone protuding from his genital area and I'm blowing him?

$12 a week? What the fuck? How many hours do you work?

I'd at this point like to point out that SA stalwart Alma has been censured for her abuses of power 23-2 by the Council.

Re: Bachelor of Science and Technology (Physics and Engineering) Engineering is employable, physics is not. Tbh I'd look at doing a combined BE/BSc from the start or just a straight BE.

Death penalty: 1. Is more expensive than life imprisonment. 2. Can have innocent people executed. 3. Hasn't been shown to offer any significant deterrant. 4. Doesn't lend itself to rehabilitation (obviously). Retributive justice ftl.

He did make a mistake. He bought HP.

Fair sure they'd change those weekly brudda.

To start you off: 1i) You have three cases: o(k)>o(l). o is in P, but not Q. o(k) = o(l). Can't happen unless k = l since permutations are bijective, and it states clearly that they are distinct numbers. o(k) < o(l). o is in Q, but not in P. Hence since every permutation o is either in P, or...

I did, like 4 years ago. Why?

If you don't know the answer to this question, then it's actually "neither". If you're just starting out, but an Epiphone, an Ibanez or a Yamaha Pacifica. If you're not just starting you should know the difference between the two by now, or at least be able to walk into a store and fool around...

Other major cities are similar, and fuck rural Australia, they would cost 100x as much to reach per customer as those in the city and are simply not worth the investment if they continue to insist on living in some retarded backwater. $200 per month internet sounds worse than anything Telstra...

The exchanges in green are where ADSL2+ is enabled. I'd call that a majority. EDIT: Also Telstra 'price gouging' is but a fraction of what the taxpayers will be forced to contribute to this plan.

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Lion King?

We can if you want. I'm at uni at the moment, finished my meeting half an hour ago.

Stop calling your ex. It's a bad idea for all concerned.

A wild chink appears