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There goes the neighbourhood.

Given Chinese tradition, I don't think that any woman would be allowed to oppose an abortion... or want one for that matter :rolleyes:

Infantacide, invasion, subjugation and thought police are all necessary to preserve social stability and uphold the family values that the Chinese government aims to preserve. Obviously, being a Westerner, you're just ignorant of the "Chinese way" of doing things. You're government allows for...

Sigh :(....

1) As far as I'm aware every university in NSW and the ACT apart from UTS only offers combined law. 2) It's obviously not a burden because you only do half as many law subjects a year as you would if you did straight law. 24 credit points, which is about 17 hours a week. 3) Your questions...

I like Nissin, and since I only eat noodles as a snack (instead of for dinner :p) I'm willing to fork out the extra cash for them. Though Miggers are great too!

Your biggest failing is your inability to be able to see the difference between an essential and non essential item. Items that are concered with you passing/failing your course are non essential. I feel that the government meets their responsibility in covering the costs of students by...

Of course ignoring the fact that being involved in an event like this is just a chance for washed up stars like Geldoff and REM to grandstand and sell records.

ADFA = Royal Military College, they're on the same campus. So basically the same thing. Oh, Incidentally. I had $1 beers at their bar a week or two ago :)

I don't know what you spend your money on, but any money that I raise besides YA and RA is spent on non essentials. Again, me and addymac are in Canberra. We've both managed it. And with 4 universities (ANU, UC, ACU and the Royal Military College) in a town of a couple of hundred thousand...

Every single one of my friends from the country has managed it - I don't see why you should be any exception. I won't argue that there are higher rates of unemployment, particularly amoungst younger people in rural areas (It's about 17% in the Gong) but so be it and welcome to the real world...

But isn't the reason that you spend so much time on campus because you live at home with your parents - a while away from uni? Therefore you're in no need of any youth allowance, since your parents are covering for you.

I was in a lecture last week with Ziff (Hungarian). A poonse came up to us proudly wearing a huge hammer and sickle badge, and he wondered why we both blanched. :mad: The fucking idiot. Incidentally, I also have an Eastern European/Austrian background, so to people like us who's...

Considering that rent would be around $120 - $150, I'd say that you'd need a little more, around $40-45 since even mince and chicken are expensive, and you have to account for cleaning stuff etc etc with around $1000 when you first leave home for fees, books, a kettle, a rice cooker (your best...

Obviously you weren't particularly determined to go to the ANU because... 1) If you had earnt enough money previously you would have been eligable for YA, usually this isn't possible once you have left school, but it's a reason why some people considering deferring for a year (to earn the 15K...

1) Again with the dumb threads captain pi. 2) Again with the random posting of links captain pi. IMO all topics that just post a link with no discussion should be locked and/or deleted. 3) Again I will repeat myself I've made better flames before, in similar threads, but I can't be...

Perhaps it's time to get a part time job then? University + University study don't take up more than 30-35 hours a week including transport unless you're in your honours year, so most students have plenty of time to at least be working 5-10 hours a week. I've said it before, but this student...

heh LIFEHOUSE, I remember them.

Yeah, she's also dropping out of an undergraduate LLB at Sydney to do it.

Hrm, that reminds me - I should get my L's, one day, before Canberra becomes dumb. :rolleyes: