Yeah... horribleIn the morning today, anybody see those people from "med reveue" dance around promoting it ?
hahah and i thought the pretentiousness was a mythhaha
so damn true, thats y u guys should join the obviously better community
called
usyd =]
COME JOIN WE NEED MORE ASIANS
like hotter ones
Agreed. Bst way to get rid of them is to say that you're going to the Revue.Yeah... horrible
seriously, they looked tremedously lame
you mean, the community for young booyyyyzzzzz hosted exclusively by geoffrey leonard.haha
so damn true, thats y u guys should join the obviously better community
called
usyd =]
COME JOIN WE NEED MORE ASIANS
like hotter ones
PrettyVacantIn the morning today, anybody see those people from "med reveue" dance around promoting it ?
They were promoting some Pirates of the Cardiology Dead Man's Chest thing and I felt like giving them a cardiac arrest.Agreed. Bst way to get rid of them is to say that you're going to the Revue.
Numero uno, you go to CSU.Not enough students at UNSW speak English
This is why it is called Tokyo Techie.
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InterestingDear students
With the onset of the flu season, it is inevitable that some students will
develop flu-like symptoms and may be concerned because of the "swine flu" threat.
First thing, don't panic. It may be regular flu or even just a cold.
But there are important steps you should take if you have reason to think
there is cause for concern (see below).
The University has a Pandemic Response Plan that will be activated if and
when a pandemic occurs. At this stage, with no declared pandemic, the response
of the University is to reinforce the message of the NSW Department of Health.
Students should be aware that public health advice changes regularly and it
is important to review the NSW Health web site for updated information:
http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/publichealth/swine_flu.asp
The Australian Government Health Emergency website also provides regularly
updated information:
http://www.healthemergency.gov.au/internet/healthemergency/publishing.nsf
Students are strongly advised to avoid travel to flu-affected regions.
For updated travel advice visit:
http://www.dfat.gov.au/
* If you think you have swine flu
NSW Health has updated its advice to the general public and GPs on what to do
when someone fits the suspected case definition of "Swine flu".
If you have flu like symptoms and have a relevant travel history or have contact
with someone with confirmed swine flu, then you need to attend your local Public
Hospital Emergency Department. Please check this page on the NSW Health website:
http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/publichealth/swine_flu.asp#para_5
NSW Health is providing resources to Emergency Departments for priority testing
for swine flu (when indicated) and if necessary, free antiviral medication.
These treatments will generally be recommended if the affected patient is seen
within 48 hours of onset of illness or is severely ill.
* If you have flu symptoms but do not meet the swine flu definition
If you have flu symptoms, but do not have the travel history or contact with
someone with confirmed swine flu then you are advised to see your local GP.
* Flu or a cold?
Many people may panic when they get a cold and think they have swine flu.
There are some typical differences between a cold and the flu that will help
people make the decision about when and how to get the right medical attention.
The flu is usually a more severe illness with sudden onset of fever, headache,
tiredness, cough, sore throat and body aches. There is more information about
the difference between Influenza and a cold on the Australian Government's
'fight flu' web site:
http://www.fightflu.gov.au/influenza
* How to protect yourself
The spread of the flu will be reduced by:
- Covering your mouth and nose with a tissue when you sneeze or cough and disposing of
the tissue responsibly
- Washing your hands with soap and water
- Not sharing personal items (e.g. straws, drinks, toothbrushes)
- Cleaning surfaces around your home and workplace
- Staying at home if unwell
I will keep you updated on the University's response if the swine flu threat escalates.
Regards
Professor Joan Cooper
Pro-Vice-Chancellor (Students) and Registrar
They run a 15th fire drill in the red centre for no apparent reason.Huh. this 'pandemic response plan' is intriguing. what do they do? hit the 'pandemic' button?
No it is a term used by other universities (quite close in proximity) to describe UNSW.I have never heard that term in a million years. Maybe that's a very outdated term that has become fashionable in your pathetic little shit hole university.
All I know is my Uni has a quantum computer, whilst yours would be lucky to have even a few basic computers.
What a waste of tax payer money, so I suppose this is two things to hate about UNSW.UNSW Singapore campus doomed to fail
June 27, 2007
AFTER just one semester, the University of NSW's Singapore campus officially closes its doors tomorrow, an uneasy conclusion to one of the Australian higher education sector's worst business failures.
If the legacy of bereft students and angry academics weren't bad enough, other Australian universities offering programs in Singapore fear their reputations as business partners and education providers will suffer as the taint of the collapse spreads.
UNSW Singapore campus doomed to fail | The Australian
IMO pandemic is a bit too strong to use at this stage. It'd be more appropriate to say theres a flu that gets around really easily and until several countries are infected and the disease is running rampant within I'm not ready to call it a 'pandemic'.Huh. this 'pandemic response plan' is intriguing. what do they do? hit the 'pandemic' button?
On Wednesday law library had fire alarms go off during my midsem tooThey run a 15th fire drill in the red centre for no apparent reason.
Its getting quite ridiculous i had an exam worth 15% and we only had 30 mins to do it due to the fire alarm going off (the lecturer took off the easiest question....)
I didn't really mind it, but it happened again this week, wasted 2 tutorials.
I remember that as well. Quite annoying tbh.On Wednesday law library had fire alarms go off during my midsem too
seriously?people at uni already wearing masks
oh ffs, glad i dont have classes in there.They run a 15th fire drill in the red centre for no apparent reason.
Its getting quite ridiculous i had an exam worth 15% and we only had 30 mins to do it due to the fire alarm going off (the lecturer took off the easiest question....)
I didn't really mind it, but it happened again this week, wasted 2 tutorials.
You are studying journalism.No it is a term used by other universities (quite close in proximity) to describe UNSW.
In regards to UNSW owning a quantum computer, it really doesn't bother me as owning one would add nothing to my degree. How would a quantum computer enhance journalism?
Oh and how is that campus going in Singapore?
What a waste of tax payer money, so I suppose this is two things to hate about UNSW.
Where have you spotted these individuals wearing them?people at uni already wearing masks
There was an Asian dude on Eddy Avenue and another Asian guy on 2nd floor QuadWhere have you spotted these individuals wearing them?
ok good i dont order food at 2nd floor quad.There was an Asian dude on Eddy Avenue and another Asian guy on 2nd floor Quad