Lets give a warm welcome to our new friend (1 Viewer)

[Newbie]

FRIGID
hahaha jeez so much for that uts pride bullshit
welcome aboard you wangchun
watch out ladies
bashed@lawcamp

 

[Frigid]

thanks john. i love you too.

and for your information, i'm still a UTS Law Students' Society Councillor organising Competitions until the beginning of the 2005 academic year, and i won't abandon my duties to that role until a replacement for the position is found.

 

[Newbie]

and another one
GO KENNY GO KENNY GO GO GO
GO KENNY

 

[MoonlightSonata]

haha u coming to our law fac frigid?

 

[babydoll_]

yeah happy birthday

uh i mean happy transfer

 

[Frigid]

hahha uts law pride! ...frigid couldn't get out of there quick enough

w00t GO UTS!!!

(frigid transferred for other, more personal reasons) ^.^

Does that mean you go direct to com law frigid?

:uhhuh: albeit i lag behind a semester on the courses coz the ones i've done i don't get full advanced standing.

 

[Newbie]

you transferred for the asian girls
goodwork

do you want to buy my textbooks by any chance?

 

[mic]

haha guys. i got in too, so no stalking!

 

[Newbie]

omg congratulations!
yeah i was wondering about you too
and this other person but they havent got back to me yet

GO LATIN FORUM....?

 

[inasero]

ok praps you will have more luck with the ladies there ehe
so how did kenny get in? where/what did he transfer from? whats his UAI?
i feel jipped..i mean not that I would have applied anyway but by missing out by the breadth of a hair in 2004 we now see the UAI drops to 99.15. wtf?!

 

[Newbie]

kenny transferred from commerce
i think he got low 98s?
and he had a high credit average?

hahaha

 

[inasero]

haha what a wangchun!

what i was asking Asqy was...as you know Law is always in high demand...but for the UAI to drop suggests that there is less interest. I was confused by that...

 

[Toodulu]

what's a wangchun?

 

[inasero]

a wangchun = wang....yes
anyhows, seems interesting that demand fell...according to trends they should have gone up. How did cutoffs for other law courses go?

What that USyd guy said on the news is so true...but meh life goes on

 

[santaslayer]

Apparently the government implemented a new system whereby permenant residents and New Zealenders will be required to pay at least 80% (i think) of their fees upfront. These people used to get the same HECS benefits that Australian citizens got. I think (in the newspaper) they said about 3000 people will not go to uni, even though they are academically able to do so.

Would that of changed the marks a bit this year? 3000...still a small number...considering the amount and variety of courses available..?