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good point.. and the other 'real' 1/2 yearly thread is so boring..

nah have fun studying frontline melsc

what.. no i meant the hsc countdown

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processing!!

what scares u the most, the english exam tomorrow, or that picture below: '208 days till the HSC'?

go and study for english... ha english and economics are done for me..

i wonder what melsc's bad side will be like...?

this is a 'study' thread... newbie's should be allowed.. or should they.?

privacy of the individual: personal details should not be given to untrustworthy internet sites

still confused here

i'm confused.

i think the ones you mean is the different exchange systems (e.g. clean float, dirty float, managed and fixed): In the Bulmer book it has the supply and demand diagrams, have a look at that section...

the ways i remember effectiveness is: INDIVIDUAL: (PAREE) Protection of the Individual Access to the courts Resource Equality Enforceable SOCIETY: (ROBRR) Resources Opportunities for enforcement, appeal and review Balance of individual/community rights and values Reflection of...

past papers: hmm good point... i got one: underline the main points in the multiple choice... i know i did that in the HY in Economics..

i refuse to look at the last pages on how IPT relates to 90yr women... anyways: i know some ppl have done their IPT test... How was it??

it shouldn't be that hard to make study notes for project work. info systems and databases would be long.. yeh maybe reading the textbook is a good idea.

i have no idea what how to tell you what to study! have u made study notes? they cut down the reading time instead of reading the whole textbook.

good. we have 3 weeks to go.. yep im pretty behind on the maths extention stuff as well. whats bad is i've got a really bad exam timetable.. i've got 2 exams on wednesday and next tuesday.. which actually leaves me with alot of time to study for maths extension and IPT... freakstar87: we will...

'5. and DO study more than 2 hours the night before' woah a teacher actually supporting cram studying.. not many teachers support that notion.\ anways.. thanks for the tips