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Monsoon by Wilbur Smith, so far it's quite good.

i did the equivalent unit last year, and the screening for that weren't compulsory (although some were very interesting). they're mostly historical films and documentaries.

They were also recorded when i did it last year

i saw both of those guys! as well as a couple of morning suits- its good to put a bit of extra effort in (i say that, i was hanging out with 3 suits wearing jeans and a t- shirt)

i've seen him near footbridge on occasion

I can cope with them trying to give me leaflets and stuff, and i quite like the sudoku's, but the thing that really annoys me is when, after you've voted and have the sticker to say so, they still try and campaign to you. its also quite fun map you're path according to where they are, i was...

definitely do auspol, its easier and a bit more interesting. i also did geopol, didnt like it that much, but tbh, i didnt really get it

i've got a few of them, but i'd have to say that a clockwork orange is the best. i just got high fidelity, and will get round to reading it soon- i hope its good

"His last Bow"- Arthur Conan Doyle its the 2nd last sherlock holmes book

i did it in second sem last yr. it pretty good, we had 3 lecturers, and all of them knew their stuff pretty well, it wasn't too hard (no epically long essays or anything), and for the most part it was quite interesting. you don't really need any prior knowledge, so i don't think that not...

whats the name of the textbook? its just that i did SPAN1601 last year, and i still have my main textbook, it's got a fair bit of writing in it, but it's still good... I don't think it cost anywhere near $200 though.

meh, number 4 ain't bad.

Sem 1: ARCA2602- Field Methods ARCA2613- Athenian Art, Architecture and Society GOVT2116- Australian Foreign and Defence Policy HSTY2608- European Film and History Sem 2: ARCA2607- Digital Methods GOVT2445- American Politics and Foreign Policy HSTY2684- Darwinism, Nationalism...

i personally found Hobb's books a bit depressing, but thats just me. i don't know if anyone else has heard of these, but i'd recommend "The Chronicles of Prydain" by Lloyd Alexander. i last read them when i was in about yr 9, but they were really good.

I'm always it that situation, what i do, is wait until 3 days before its due, do all my research frantically, and use the fact that when I'm writing it its usually due the next day as a motivator probably doesn't help in your position though. Gee I'm a horrible poster