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Okay. I'm just finishing my first year of Journalism, and I was just wondering if any of you second or third year students would like to enlighten me as to which electives for next year are good to take and which aren't. Any help is appreciated!

http://encyclopedia.laborlawtalk.com/Rigoletto_%28opera%29 - This is the general synopsis of each Act. There are lots of these on the net, if you want to look for them http://opera.prohosting.com/sarir/rigoletto.html - This is also an overview, but with some analysis...

There are some at the library, but they fill up fairly fast. And they're sometimes reserved for classes. Other than that I can't really help you.

The elevators of the tower building suck. That is all. Most of them won't stop on odd levels, so you either wait around for ages or take the stairs down. The first time I was in one, it got stuck. Almost my whole tute was waiting for about five minutes for it to start up again. And they shake...

A very basic timeline would be: Development of our understanding of malaria: *18 BC The disease malaria was described by the Romans. Malaria was thought to come from swamps so the name means ‘bad air’ * 1820 Quinine used to prevent the disease * 1880 Charles Laveran, a French army doctor...

For the creative writing I would suggest describing a physical journey you have actually taken at some point in your life. Holiday, shopping trip, study tour - whatever, so long as you can make up that you've learned something from it. Dramatise it as much as you like. But people always write...

I'm in. I hate her.

Thanks for all your help guys. My journalism teacher is Kathy Kallos, just by the way for whoever asked. I was walking through Redfern with the girl I'm doing the assignment with and we seriously found nothing. We talked to so many people and they had so little to say. I suppose that was...

Can anyone tell me how I'm meant to structure an essay plan? I have absolutely no idea how they're meant to work. Also, if I'm writing one for CC1 and I don't intend to make my final project an essay, do I have to say that anywhere? Also, I'm doing Journalism, and I have to write a News Story...

I wouldn't worry. I had no understanding of it either. I didn't even read it. I didn't even read anything about it. All I knew was the main character's name, which I have subsequently forgotten. Then I used it in my exam and got 90. Go figure. As for suggestions, examiner's notes from most...

CONVENTIONS OF REVENGE TRAGEDY (God, I never thought I'd have to see these again) Plot Vengeance quest Violence (not needed to be SEEN in Ancient Greece, but had to be IMPLIED) No option for the hero (sometimes acting for another) Madness (real or feigned) Tragic fall of hero (the fall...

Every writer's take on a genre will be different, so every time they compose within that genre they are changing it. Genre is never a static entity.

For something a little different, try Rigoletto- it's an opera and it's in Italian. But there is a translation somewhere on the net and there are some really good revenge tragedy-ish quotes in some of those songs. Plus, being an opera it's all about passion and opulence, which are fiarly...

Well... for general song lyric language features, you should see Rhyme and rhythm patterns Verse to chorus structure If you notice any important pitch and tone changes in the music Contrasts in lyrical text And as a general rule, when you're relating to stimulus texts, you have to pick...

Heh... Well, I'll try and help. Part A: Social conservatism basically arose out of a desire to go back to what people of the time saw as the good old fashioned all-American values. Conservatism, by definition, was basically a reaction against developments in US society. Examples of social...