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So..what exactly happens during med camp? 
What kinda activities..etc..? And what on earth is a toga party?
What kinda activities..etc..? And what on earth is a toga party? 
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mervvyn
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If I told you, I'd have to kill you... j/k - brief summary:
starts on friday arvo, we're getting buses to narrabeen, there'll be friday night activities (can't tell you what exactly because the people doing friday night haven't finalised it) plus a bundle of free time to sit around and meet people/talk/play sport.
saturday morning is more activities, some of which are of the get to know you type (allegedly i'm running that) and then after that more outdoors-y things (again, not finalised but bound to include the traditional iron guts challenge). copious amounts of spare time in the afternoon and then the saturday night toga party. We advise you bring a bedsheet for that, and someone who knows how to do togas can help you from there. but think ancient rome and greece, it's essentially a big sheet draped over you, the point being that everyone looks equally silly. there will be drinks and music and whatnot at the party, it's generally pretty good. sunday morning is bludge/sports/whatever and then buses come in the early arvo.
ahhh... not so brief... none of it is compulsory but i assure you it's all fun it's really good for meeting people, a lot of my med friends are people i got to know on medcamp.
j/k - brief summary:starts on friday arvo, we're getting buses to narrabeen, there'll be friday night activities (can't tell you what exactly because the people doing friday night haven't finalised it) plus a bundle of free time to sit around and meet people/talk/play sport.
saturday morning is more activities, some of which are of the get to know you type (allegedly i'm running that) and then after that more outdoors-y things (again, not finalised but bound to include the traditional iron guts challenge). copious amounts of spare time in the afternoon and then the saturday night toga party. We advise you bring a bedsheet for that, and someone who knows how to do togas can help you from there. but think ancient rome and greece, it's essentially a big sheet draped over you, the point being that everyone looks equally silly. there will be drinks and music and whatnot at the party, it's generally pretty good. sunday morning is bludge/sports/whatever and then buses come in the early arvo.
ahhh... not so brief... none of it is compulsory but i assure you it's all fun
it's really good for meeting people, a lot of my med friends are people i got to know on medcamp.
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Hmm yes my medcamp had all of the above, only the sleeping quarters were arranged in a sort of octagon around the dance hall so the only way you could rest was by drinking too much and passing out.
Needless to say I didn't enjoy that night so much.
Needless to say I didn't enjoy that night so much.
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Hey are you guys all circling 'mixed' accommodation???
I did but i don't want to be the only girl stuck with heaps of guys...although that might not be so bad
I did but i don't want to be the only girl stuck with heaps of guys...although that might not be so bad
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lol... don't worry, we wouldn't do that to you... most people put mixed anyway, maybe 3/4 (and evenly spread, not just boys..)
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haha cool! looking forward to it now
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hmmm...CuteKisses said:I did but i don't want to be the only girl stuck with heaps of guys...although that might not be so bad
u goin to AMSA convention? lolz
I loved my medcamp.. and it will make u wished u failed 1st yr over and over.. till they kicked u out of the course..
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Which is immediately for people who don't have a damn good excuse...
Also, AMSA is where you get action. So to this CuteKisses person, I suppose we'll be seeing you in Perth.
Also, AMSA is where you get action. So to this CuteKisses person, I suppose we'll be seeing you in Perth.
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hmmm
if u think spin the bottle is extreme.. u might want to rethink AMSA.. lolz j/k
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its definately an experience.. its a pity most of u guys missed this yrs... very convinent otherwise
if u think spin the bottle is extreme.. u might want to rethink AMSA.. lolz
j/kAMSA
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its definately an experience.. its a pity most of u guys missed this yrs... very convinent otherwise
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ummm med is not renown for lookers..
so id lower wateva expectations u had...................lower........ keeep goin.... almost there
.. lolz.. and as I said on MSO forums..
try not to be too incesteous.. its weird after a while.. especially if they end up working/studying with u..
AMSA is the love fest tho..
www.amsa.org.au has pics i htink.. u can spot some BoSers on it lolz
so id lower wateva expectations u had...................lower........ keeep goin.... almost there
.. lolz.. and as I said on MSO forums..
try not to be too incesteous.. its weird after a while.. especially if they end up working/studying with u..
AMSA is the love fest tho..
www.amsa.org.au has pics i htink.. u can spot some BoSers on it lolz
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still about 170 days to go
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christian medical fellowship ? lol.
what has religion got to do with medical conferences?
what has religion got to do with medical conferences?
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well it does...
about the bio-ethics of treatment
also its about supporting a fellow person in a fairly stressful profession
your biases and how you treat and percieve patients
realli there is a coming to terms of how to manage a personal and professional life
its very interesting
about the bio-ethics of treatment
also its about supporting a fellow person in a fairly stressful profession
your biases and how you treat and percieve patients
realli there is a coming to terms of how to manage a personal and professional life
its very interesting
sikeveo
back after sem2
hopefully its not about going to third world countries and converting people of other religions like aid workers =/