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Retired 13 May 2006
Yeah, like his views are in some way influential. 
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santaslayer
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Asqy is actually is pretty fond of UOW Law, well, with the employment statistics at leastOriginally posted by flyin'
You better not let Asq read that... He might think unkindly of UoW Law
santaslayer
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That is an excellent question which further allows me to illustrate the benefits of graduating from such a superior tertiary institution.
These type of statistics are not unfamiliar to the University of Wollongong. UOW has enjoyed these suprisingly exceptional statistics for quite a number of years now. What happens in the future is impossible to predict, but judging from the law of statistic trends, 100% employment upon my graduation is not suprising
Plz note: I am SantaSlayer, not santa, my mission is to kill that jolly phat man!
Lexicographer
Retired 13 May 2006
You don't know much about statistics if you think 100% is approaching anytime soon, eh? Ask flyin', he'll be glad to educate you.
santaslayer
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:rofl:.....Im glad !Originally posted by flyin'
Note taken, Santa.
santaslayer
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Even if the God-ly figure of full employment can not be achieved upon my graduation, I will always end up as a statistic under "Currently Employed"Originally posted by Lexicographer
You don't know much about statistics if you think 100% is approaching anytime soon, eh? Ask flyin', he'll be glad to educate you.
(lower statistcs are a possibilty, but I ask myself: are they probable?)
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Santa, is your mate employing you to drink a pub(?) because you know... that doesn't count!Originally posted by santaslayer
Even if the God-ly figure of full employment can not be achieved upon my graduation, I will always end up as a statistic under "Currently Employed"
santaslayer
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For the last time, it's SantaSlayer, not santa.
The statistics of "currently employed" are always based legitimetley on the their degrees
santaslayer
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Mwuahahaaha!
......LoLz
......LoLzits helped heaps i reckon.
when i dont' know what an english word is i'll just try to translate it from latin and guess and most of the time i'd say i'm pretty close.
the other day, my lecturer had a word were quite clearly it should have had an '..em' and he'd written it as '..am'.
the word escapes me at the moment. grrrr.
i wanted to point it out to him, but he hates me enough already *grins*
when i dont' know what an english word is i'll just try to translate it from latin and guess and most of the time i'd say i'm pretty close.
the other day, my lecturer had a word were quite clearly it should have had an '..em' and he'd written it as '..am'.
the word escapes me at the moment. grrrr.
i wanted to point it out to him, but he hates me enough already *grins*