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i play for glebe womens first grade at the moment.... moving to UTS first grade hopefully next year.... hay disco_dave do you know casey eastham? love hockey!

i think the way they treated Matt Burke is disgraceful! He os NSW greatest player ever and look how they treated him! And to think that you guys think he is out of form is crap! He has been playing well and HE PLAYED WELL IN THE WORLD CUP LAST YEAR AND THEY DROPPED HIM! makes me so angry -...

mines simple too - its "stained"

we did ours. we had to talk about the difficulties we had, why we chose our form, what our stories or poems etc were about, why we used certain conventions and why we challenged others, and why we used certain text types in our works etc etc. really easy. i got full marks......such a relief...

i just read the course outline and it says we are to link to the prelim course not the HSC course. interesting....

i am adding poetry to mine. you can add it anyway you like but it has to, i guess, add to your creation otherwise there is no point in doing it. i added mine throughout my stories. its poetry by just one person and there is, obviously, a selection of his poems that relate (because they...

i know this has probably been said a THOUSAND times before so sorry if im boring you :( but i was just wondering what are you linking your work to.... i have decided in concrete yet (as my report and reflection statements are due for a while yet) but i was thinking along the lines of...

is anyone using footnotes in their stories? whether it being for translation of language, to explain an 'invented' word or whether it be to acknowledge an author's words etc. with my footnotes for some reason out of the 8 i have 2 of them continually appear on the page AFTER the actual...

im doing 2 first person narratives - to show the characters thoughts and to create empathy etc.... my other story is a third person narrative. all three stories are sent in present tense. my character is observing more than acting.

My question is: I have, for my major work, three short stories. All investigate a specific genre/concept, but are not in any way linked. Do I need to make these stories linked in some way, or can they be totally different from one another in their structure, style and influences? Mine is...

we're doing forensics and IM SO EXCITED - it sounds like so much fun compared to the other options....hehehe very lucky. We are doing our option last so sorry that i cant help you with the summaries

WW1 Germany - Speer Cold War WANTED TO DO IRELAND WANTED TO DO IRELAND

we are using republic to reich - and i think its vague. It has good sources but its very vague on details etc. Especially the personalities chapter - Speer and the other one. we also used individuals in history for speer

is anyone doing Ireland? Im doing a study of ireland for my ee2 work and i LOVE IT.... only wish i was doing it in history. Im doing Germany which is also interesting - I wanted to do Russia as well - GO STALIN! anyways...

i am planning to write a ballad - amongst other things, and i was wondeing if anyone else is writing a ballad and if so what type of ballad and where did you find the exact conventions. thanks so much.

as long as you justify why you did something and what it does to your story etc in your reflection statement the markers will see it as original and all those good things *says while crossing her fingers and prays that shes right* i am incorporating gaelic into one of my stories - not the...

ahh even more true. when i went to the state library and typed in short stories in their computers heaps of books came up about how to write a short story, what the conventions are, examples of etc etc etc. I found that useful. You could also look up famous authors definitions of a short...

hey, is anyone doing ireland for their world conflict module? im not but i love ireland and was wondering what people thought of the course.

of course they have thats the whole idea of comparing the two texts together. do some research on England when Henry VIII was King (This was when Shakespear wrote Hamlet) and then research the 60s (which was when Tom Stoppard wrote the play) the religious attitudes and ethics ALONE of...

state library has some useful books on the conventions of a short story - its where i got mine. but a short story is a creative piece, meaning that you dont have to stick to the same guidelines - some times stepping outside those boundaries makes your writing not only unique but stand out with...