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pm me your work and I'll give it a go. Summary would be appreciated too :p

Hey if any of you want an objective third party to look at it and give some constructive criticism let me know. I'm absolutely not ever going to do EE2 again so :p but I'm fairly good with editing.

Subway FTW Less MSG and lard.

Oh God. He touched your shoulder. Still, though this is horrendous.

DEAR GOD, If you're going to whine about it like that, then you are very much not ready for it. Being scared of commitment is something I'm very familiar with, it takes someone special to get over that. Now make an executive decision and run with it, stop fucking around. Either way it's going...

Your signature suggests that you need it.

Um. I don't see it? They're just good partners.

Eh, every time I've seen someone do the "second chance" thing, it's never worked. If you think it will though, try it. Make sure he's interested though too.

Agreed. On both counts.

BAHAHAHAHA. Don't.

Women, boots + dress below the knee = NO NO NO NEVER NO. Get the picture? Good.

...That's what I said.

No. Don't wear boots with something below the knee. You can't pull it off unless you have super fashion savvy and even then ... Heels work best kiddo.

Actually following my logic, leave it as is? EDIT: Also I would pay full fee if I had to but I don't because I did well in high school and as such was rewarded with a university place. I like learning, I'm paying my HECS and I'm going to get a job afterwards so where exactly is the problem?

It looks like you do need to do all the subjects outlined there. In some of the CA courses, you can pick and choose pretty freely but I believe with those two, it's core for first year and a few choices after that.

Duh.

What's the problem with it? If they're going to pay for it (HECS) or full fee, then let them. I mean education isn't free anymore so why care what other people study?

Yes, unemployment is high. However, again Arts degrees do produce teachers. How and why would you get rid of the Arts degree anyways? Isn't that just turning university then into a vocational instutition rather than somewhere to learn?

Basically everyone I know doing arts is looking to be a teacher of some sort. High school or stay on at Uni as well as people wanting to be interpreters (langauge) and teach English/other languages overseas. What would suggest though? Get rid of arts and what, have no humanities or...

Arts degrees = teachers. Every person that bashes arts degrees should really shut up. :) EDIT: Also, I completely agree with what Bishop's done here. It makes sense and hopefully it's another step to federalisation of the education system.