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I really have to stop depending on this site, but anyway it would be really nice if someone told me the obstacles faced in the journey in 'Crossing The Red Sea'? Please I really need the help.

bassistx, that was slack, I thought you were cool...nah I'm just kidding! lol, anyway the funniest thing to ever happen in class was the time when my phone went off. You see my ringtone at the time(Last Year) was 'Put Your Hands Up For Detroit' by Fedde Le Grand and when it went off, everyone...

We had only one real assesment so far(Chemistry: 31.5/40-exam practical mark: 3.5/5 yay!), gee I thought there would be assesments coming in from all directions in Year 12, I guess the amount of assesments you get really comes down to the subjects you chose. Who agrees?

It's probably a stupid question, but quoting my teachers 'no question is stupid to ask' but what's the deal with the Chagall thing and the Scipio Africanus thing in the poem and how does it connect to the journey? Please reply I really need the help.

I just got my password and I checked out the site, and might I just ask HOW do some of those 'resources' actually, I mean I didn't find anything on journeys in the English section, it's almost as though if the site was designed for Victorian sudents or something.

Who here already saw the first 3 episodes on Dailymotion? Far out they're awesome and I loved every minute of it. The best scene so far was when the Terminator who was pretending to be a teacher pulled out a and started to shoot. And dammn Cameron is something...

Hey, thanks you're one of the few people who didn't diss me about it, many people at school say things like: 'who says that anymore?' and that the 20th century is long gone mate. But they don't know that's what I would be doing when I finished school, partying like it's 1999 cause the HSC's...

Yay we got ours last year haha RBHS rulz!!!! The design is absolutely hot, even the chicks were head over heels about the jersey rather than the people wearing it. As for the nickname we were only allowed 8 letters on the front, how slack is that? and we can't have anything on the back except...

today wasn't too bad, pros: my last period on Friday is FREE ha ha cons: I'm missing familar faces from the guys in the year groups above me, man they were the coolest

Tell me about it bro, Judgement day will come and we must make our stand and strike the coming darkness. Sorry if I sound weird or something, it was just something, believe it or not it's something a fortune teller told me when I was in Year 6. She said that it will come in my number of years...

Maths In Focus is an excellent textbook for people like me who had went up and down classes and missed topics in class, it is really good if you want to teach yourself stuff. Since the majority of it is 2U, it's easy.

-mz-u-wsh-, that's so slack about what your school's done. As for not having the stimulus booklet around, a few pros and cons I guess, pros: less things to memorise, I was scratching my head about a few of texts in the stimulus booklet, because I never really saw the journey in there (maybe it's...

Hey, I know other people have requested this, and I speak on their behalf, what techniques are used in the article: 'Survival of the Fittest' by Rebecca Winters??????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????? and possibly a link or two to 'Feliks Skrzynecki'?

NO, ARE YOU CRAZY????!!!!! You can't use a prescribed text(even if it's one poem) for a related text, that was an unwritten rule laid down ever since the 'Area of Study' was introduced in 2001. If this rule never existed maybe I would have done Lionheart or something alongside Skrzynecki.

Plot summary: William Miller is a 15 year old kid, hired by Rolling Stone magazine to tour with, and write about Stillwater, an up and coming rock band. This wonderfully witty coming of age film follows William as he falls face first to confront life, love, and lingo. I know there's more but...

Hey I think this is a pretty common problem. How do you memorise quotes from the poems. I open to all kinds of tips FROM ANYBODY, especially from people who got 90 or above.

Oooops sorry for recommending another movie, but can someone answer my question please, esp. about what poem Almost Famous relates to.

Hey the movie 'Almost Famous' works pretty well with Away as a friend of mine is in Standard and doing that text and choosing Away. Since I also like the movie is it remotely possible that it works with Skrzynecki?

Yeah, I have the same problem too, except it isn't for AOS. For Hamlet/R&G, what we have to do for Module A later is that we have to, I guess a Drama task(I have no idea why our teachers would set such a thing!) where we have to assume the role of Rosencrantz and talk about attitudes and values...

Also, I want to add that I decided to move up is that the Math teacher I had originally was Psychotic(literally) and had left(thank goodness) and I went back to that class(thank goodness)