Category: Study
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Berlin (Georgie)
Hi all, So I’ve left England. I did like england, especially the fact that everyone spoke english, but I found London very hectic and fast paced so it was nice to get out to Cambridge and Oxford. Where I have decided, by the way, that I am definitely going to study once my brain grows […] -
A slight disappointment (Kripa)
I had been wondering why I wasn’t feeling the usual nervousness when I wait for that one day of the results, approach the computer at home slowly and the page downloading before me. Was I over-confident? Well, sort of. The fact is I did very well in 3 of my subjects, which was reassuring because […]blogs.unimelb.edu.au/seconds/2008/07/13/a-slight-disappointment-kripa
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What. The. Foucault.
So I just went to pick up my results, and I saw this: 730212 1 2008 Legal Theory 085 H1 !!!!! Whaaat. I was so sure I was going to fail that one. Someone up there clearly loves me. Thank you, O Higher Beings. I appreciate the miracle. -
Officially in London (Georgie)
Am officially in London! Woot! Not much to report. The flight was long and my knees kept hitting the seat in front of me, am now hoping for an aisle seat on any future flights. Will never wear jeans on a flight again, no matter how bogan I will look. It’s 5:30pm and am very […]blogs.unimelb.edu.au/seconds/2008/06/27/officially-in-london-georgie
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Less alone (Georgie)
So what’s to say? I’m shockingly behind on all my essays and study. Every time I get near a computer I end up looking up stuff for my trip to Europe. Travel insurance (which I still haven’t got), luggage, hostels, tips for backpackers, couchsurfing, ways of getting from london to prague, what to pack etc. […] -
My exams are over, yay! (Suzanne)
… and hopefully, they didn’t go too badly. Thus the most stressful semester ever comes to an end, and I am completely free! My god, I don’t even remember what people do in their free time anymore. I think I’ll clean my room, then go out to Safeway and buy some coffee so I can […]blogs.unimelb.edu.au/seconds/2008/06/12/my-exams-are-over-yay-suzanne
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And it begins! (Suzanne)
In three days, I’ll be totally done. Two exams today, two more tomorrow, my last the day after. I hope I’ll survive. I’ve never been so badly prepared for exams ever; every other semester I’ve had fantastic spacing, with a nice two week break between music exams, which are always in the first week, and […]blogs.unimelb.edu.au/seconds/2008/06/10/and-it-begins-suzanne
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A confession to make (Kripa)
I’m proud to say that I have been a good student by attending all my lectures, listening well enough such that I did not have the need to access the recorded lectures on the LMS. This need did come up during studying when I had to miss one of the lectures to attend another important […]blogs.unimelb.edu.au/seconds/2008/06/07/a-confession-to-make-kripa
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Subject selections and assessment (Suzanne)
So I realised the other day that LLB students (that’s law kids under the old model) can’t take classes offered to JD students (that’s law kids under the Melbourne Model). I’m really hoping that doesn’t mean subject cuts for LLB kids in law, because although the law faculty has a buttload of cash to throw […]blogs.unimelb.edu.au/seconds/2008/06/04/subject-selections-and-assessment-suzanne
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I have finally found what I’ve been looking for (David)
I would just like to announce to cyberspace that after two and a half months, I have finally found my study mojo… and it feels bloody awesome. Let’s hope the good run continues for me and for all of you. Just a quick note: I watched Q&A on the ABC tonight and thought it […]blogs.unimelb.edu.au/seconds/2008/05/29/i-have-finally-found-what-ive-been-looking-for-david
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