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My timetable only has classes scheduled 12pm and onwards. Its really annoying because sometimes i would like a morning class to get my uni day out of the way! my subjects are ENGL1025 Fiction film and power PHIL1013 society self and knowledge ARHT1001 art and experience does any body have...

Gave it a try, found something in the department of Philosophy but I didnt really understand what it meant so i guess I will just have to wait and see

If you are not a current USyd student- and so don't have USyd login details- can you still see the Semester 2 timetable for the arts Faculty? Can someone help me out with this because im moving to sydney uni next semester and can't figure out how to see the timetable. Thanks

Could someone give me a review of this subject? and a bit of insight into what it is about? I have already consulted the Arts handbook, just looking for some extra info. Thanks

I wish people would stop just viewing my thread and actually give me some answers! thanks

Can anyone tell me anything about this subject? Including whether it is enjoyable/useful? Thank you

Can anyone tell me anything about this subject? Including whether it is enjoyable/useful? Thank you

On the topic of USYD bachelor of arts, are there any thread on what that course is like? I can't find any.. thanks

the other was the oxidation of water

?? pfft you dont even know who i am

what are you even doing here

me now im studying ozone, next is water, then ill start shipwrecks cool

a booklet has 8 pages 8 + 8 =/= 20 you wrote 16 pages

Re: Immediate celebrations after your final exam? believe101 is your avator of sarah stephens by any chance?

Re: Immediate celebrations after your final exam? getting wasted in a tent

im starting studying for chemistry now

i never really listened during the shipwrecks topic in class but ive been learning from the keep it simple science booklet and thats what it says there apparently its the reason that acidity increases corrosion, because the third reaction (which happens when conditions are acidic) occurs more...

no, high gas pressure and higher temps produces LDPE

is that a sarcastic/confused statement, or an enlightened one?

sure, and if we look at it they way that you wrote it above, and the way that every other person on this thread has written it, then the equilibrium is shifting right when the pressure is released. I dont understand why everyone is writing CO2(aq) --> CO2(g) and then saying it shifts to the...