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Smartie87 said:Man you're smart! Thats exactly what we are doing! Trying to get something done about a question that the majority of people agree was not a requirement of the legal studies syllabus. No, I didn't study the area of young offenders, and I DID write an answer to the question using the knowledge I could from ASPECTS of the syllabus we have learnt, but not enough for 19 marks I'm afraid...
Don't bother whinging after u get your shit mark back cuz of that dud question... cuz it will be too late then. Thats why we are trying to get something done now.
So take your BS somewhere else, cuz you are outnumbered incase you havent noticed
.Argonaut said:Besides, you're going about it the wrong way. You should actually start an online petition with a clearly defined purpose so that people know what they're agreeing with. This:[quoteI am getting together a list of names/schools who would like something more done about the section in question, and feel that the explainations we have been given thus far are not satisfactory/ or feel that the 'measures' put in place by the board are not adequate in rectifying any possible disadvantage faced by us, as students. This doesn't cut the mustard. It's so damn ambiguous you could interpret it a dozen ways. You don't even make it clear what the problem is, you just assume everyone knows. Plus, forwarding on a thread like this to the actual BoS would probably result in it being sent to the Recycle Bin, escpecially if it's a thread from this website. It would be better if you had an actual HARD COPY with real signatures in ink rather than simply a forum thread or an online petition to go with
why bother posting here if you don't do legal. you don't know the question, and u probably have no idea why we are posting here.)Argonaut said:I don't do legal
Not-That-Bright said:Petitions do jack shit, they're an easy way for people to have a wank together tho.