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Exams, homesickness, and toothache (Suzanne)
This morning I woke up, and not only had I woken up too late to get breakfast from the dining hall, but the whole of my gums underneath my lower left set of molars was swollen and painful. This happens because my wisdom teeth are growing in but don’t have the space to do it, […]blogs.unimelb.edu.au/first-year/2007/06/02/exams-homesickness-and-toothache-suzanne
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Update on my oh so interesting life (Georgie)
Work: Doncaster A&R closed down so am now just a company casual. So far have had a few calls to work and have gotten a few shifts at chaddy and camberwell. Been for an interview at Borders on Lygon – unsucessful. Interviews suck. Was complaining to a friend about my joblesssness and now I’m at […]blogs.unimelb.edu.au/first-year/2007/05/30/update-on-my-oh-so-interesting-life-georgie
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It's like fun, only boring (Zoë)
Want a break from studying, but feel guilty about it? Fellow Chemistry students, I have found the answer to all our problems. It’s a quiz on the internet, which appears to be fun to our internet-addicted brains, even if it’s not. And it’s way more productive than staring at a textbook. Happy studying.blogs.unimelb.edu.au/first-year/2007/05/28/its-like-fun-only-boring-zoe
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Isn't this weird?
My friends and I were standing outside the Chem Learning lab waiting for the tutors to come and we see those normal posters posted on the boards. U know, the one abt diff chem stuff. One of them was ‘Quantum ..’ and we were like.ok, not interested. I then glance over to the authors who […] -
Download limits, and why they suck. (Suzanne)
My college gives us 1GB of downloads per semester for our internet connection. If we use more than our download limit, we pay 5c per MB for the excess. I spend far more time than is healthy reading random articles on Wikipedia and compulsively checking my email. Long story short, I am going to be […]blogs.unimelb.edu.au/first-year/2007/05/27/download-limits-and-why-they-suck-suzanne
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When prompted "pull", do push… and vice versa
Ever fancied a door doing just that? Well, the ECR building has just the one for you. Just stroll through the campus to the Engineering shrine, walk up to level 3 and enter the computer lab (open to everyone but don’t log on unless you’re an ECR student). Another joyful post brought to you by […]blogs.unimelb.edu.au/first-year/2007/05/22/when-prompted-pull-do-push-and-vice-versa
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Hopscotch (David)
I think I have a habit of blogging on Monday nights/early Tuesday mornings. All my entries have been made during these times. Uni is still a bit up and down. Today I had a great day. But I betcha that something bad will happen tomorrow to correct the universal order. Ever since uni begun, I […] -
End of this, end of that..
End of chem prac, end of bio prac.. one ended a good way, one ended a bad way..(well, sort of) Let’s start with the bad one with chem..I was so happy i was doin my last freakin prac and the next thing I know, I have splahsed iodine all over my lab coat. And table. […]blogs.unimelb.edu.au/first-year/2007/05/21/end-of-this-end-of-that
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I want to drop law (Suzanne)
Not because I hate it or anything. It just feels like a freaking huge waste of time because I can think of at least a dozen things off the top of my head that I’d rather be doing with that time and at least three of them involve switching to another degree. Thoughts?blogs.unimelb.edu.au/first-year/2007/05/21/i-want-to-drop-law-suzanne
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A few Facebook groups… (Suzanne)
…that I’ve joined lately include ‘My education is getting in the way of my learning’, ‘I’ve thought about dropping out of law school at least ten times today’ and ‘Every time you write parallel fifths, Bach kills a kitten’. Now, that last group has absolutely no relevance to what I’m going to talk about in […]blogs.unimelb.edu.au/first-year/2007/05/18/a-few-facebook-groups-suzanne
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