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Sorry, speed dating will be held on the Tuesday afternoon by the psych society.

All you have to do is go down beneath Melville Hall and replace it whenever you like.

Updates: Speed Dating will be run on the Monday afternoon at this stage by the psych society in the uni bar. It should go from 5pm onwards. Rod Quantock will be performing on Wednesday at 4pm.

Fantasy Island is an event run by the ANU Darts Club (actually rugby players), where they take you to an area next to the lake, and big party all day, endless alcohol, food etc., usually 400-500 ppl go, big event, but hasn't been endorsed by the students association because they see it as an...

Every Australian student at the ANU fills out the request for comm support & HECS Help form on the day they enrol. This does not mean you actually have to pay any thing, you just fill in things like your name, DOB, address etc. The census date (which is the deadline to pay your fees) is on like...

Wireless around campus is free, at ANU u get 80mb a day, so as to deter music/movie d/ls, college download on the network is free.

If you're in college, age doesn't matter, everything they do, including drinking etc. is open to all ppl in college. Very relaxed, however for the official oweek events at clubs its a bit more difficult, clubs I.D. everyone including academy and moose. You will have heaps of fun. Especially with...

I've got a couple of mates in Fenner, its bout 10 min bike ride from uni, free bus shuttle though. Room size ok. Self Service, have to buy your own food etc., most of the international students go there. But otherwise, decent rooms and car parking.

Sorry to inform all that the presets are no longer playing, pulled the plug on Friday. Thursday afternoon games will involve (ANU approval permitting) tug of wars across Sullies Creek, lube slides, jelly wrestling and more.

I think you're referring to Cube... Shooter's sponsors a number of the colleges including Ursies. Moose sponsors John's

Today was the first day I was allowed to release it, because things like Paul Mac were finalised. You won't find it on the ANU website, as some things are not quite finalised. The intention is to give people an idea of what will happen so they can prepare, unlike previous oweek's where you find...

ANU O-Week 2006 Monday 13 February Day Selling of O Week events tickets from 10am BBQ in Union Court: 12noon-2pm Members of the SA speaking Entertainment all day Official introductory lectures Evening Civic Safari: Enjoy a night on the town checking out some of Canberra’s most...

i'm 2nd year doing eco/comm, and although I did mathematics for HSC, all the introductory courses such as STAT1008 and EMET1001 start off with the basics and speed up as you go along. As long as you put in the work to get the basics right, the courses are no problems - and as you aced General...

ANU's O-week begins on February 13 2006 Tickets will be sold from 10am on February 13 for O-week events. there are some introductory lectures which are recommended for ppl to attend but not essential. Monday Evening and Tuesday Day and Night will have events Wednesday will be Market Day...

Chemistry 82 Economics 90 English Adv 84 Geography 89 Mathematics 87 Latin Cont. 93 Latin Ext. 47/50 UAI 2004: 93.75

93.75 sam had me at 95.9, so so gay :mad:

They haven't had a monetary question since the 2001, and even then that question was solely about monetary policy so i think there is a reasonable chance it could be a stimulus question they had a globalisation one last year so not sure, inflation and unemployment are other possibilities

when I did China the economist magazine had good stuff in there, CIA factbook and DFAT have already been mentioned, not sure if its on the net but there is an article called "a potted history of China's modern economy (1949-2003) published by two lecturers at the UWS and it is comprehensive on China

Discretionary Policy is the structural side, ie. the parts that the government can control such as spending on education, health, transport etc. etc.. Non-discretionary is the cyclical side, that is it occurs because of the changes in the economic climate and not controlled by the government...

It seems that every has put 9A as the answer, but since the empirical formula means that 1 - 1 - 1 - 1, it means that a maximum of 0.66g of Ozone can react with the NO, therefore 0.66g/30 - which is the molar mass of NO, x22.71 equals 0.5L. thats how I interpreted it anyway