Category: News
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Back from the Outback.
For I have returned with a new understanding of Australia. Of the land. Of its people. Will I now dare to call myself Australian? Driving 2,400 kms in a week and having spent the past week travelling from Broome, through Derby, Looma, Fitzroy Crossing, Halls Creek, Billiluna, Balgo and finally Mullen (I think that’s what […]blogs.unimelb.edu.au/seconds/2009/10/01/back-from-the-outback
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The Little Miss Who Took On Too Much (Yuan)
Tumbleweed… *Nervous laughter* Uh, sorry for the disappearance from this blog for so long. Studying med has been keeping me slightly sleep-deprived and without a social life. But alas, all that is behind us so hopefully, I’ll be back to stay… Fourth semester (of twelve) has been… hectic to say the best. I know, I […]blogs.unimelb.edu.au/seconds/2009/09/29/the-little-miss-who-took-on-too-much-yuan
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After a long silence…(Georgie)
A quick update before I avoid any more study and fail a subject I have just started. I have no contact hours this semester and I’m actually overloading. Yes, I am an Arts student. So this should have been a relaxed semester but it turns out to be my busiest so far. I started two […]blogs.unimelb.edu.au/seconds/2009/09/27/after-a-long-silencegeorgie
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Some music for you…
I realise that I always talk about practice in an abstract sense, but I never actually give anyone any idea of what I’m practicing. So, the point of this post is to share with you my lovely chamber music program for this semester. Here’s some Youtube: Jolivet – Sonatine for flute and clarinet Spohr – […]blogs.unimelb.edu.au/seconds/2009/09/20/recitals-and-rehearsals
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multum in parvo
The past week and forthcoming week is that of a busy one. It saddens me as I have to cancel shifts at work, knowing that in the long run – a pass on my midsemesters may be more fruitful. Quick diary entries: CU ball; whoo! Everyone looks fantastic in their 1950s gear Work, Study, Young […] -
Field trip, camps, and the wonderful extensometer
Just a quick update – yes I am still alive. I had MUCS camp (aka choir boot camp) last weekend and then the Apollo Bay field trip the weekend before that, and will be having SALP camp this Saturday. Time to study/get projects done during weekend = zero. That being said, these have been fun and added […]blogs.unimelb.edu.au/seconds/2009/09/08/field-trip-camps-and-the-wonderful-extensometer
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Suzanne’s August, new/social-media style
Hi guys, My attention span gets smaller as I grow older, so I’ll write like I’m on Twitter: August 1: MSS Catering to raise funds for Music Ball. Tallis Wing actually looks quite classy when you dim the lights and set up a stall for wine, pastries, and coffee. August 7: Try and fail to […]blogs.unimelb.edu.au/seconds/2009/09/01/suzannes-august-new-social-media-style
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Week 5
I thought I’d post something real quick, because ya’ll look a little lonely out there… not having heard from us in a week or so – may or may not be a good sign that there is life out there. Lets hope that there is. It is week 5, as the highly imaginative title suggests, […] -
1-1-6
That, is apparently the number combination to know in Engineering. Easy. I actually learned something in my Engineering subject! That's quite good considering that I'm a Landscape Architecture student who's crazy enough to take engineering as an Elective. Two weeks' worth of chemical engineering lectures made me realise just HOW crazy. edit: p.s. The 1-1-6 corresponds to the 'recipe' to [...] -
In which I talk about the activities of the Music Students’ Society
These past few days, I’ve been spending a lot of time selling tickets to Music Ball (sorry bloggers, that plus a class that ignores common lunch hour is why I wasn’t at the blogger meet up today). Anyway, I am really excited about Music Ball, because I never spent much time organising these things when […]
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