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• Results are supposed to be live on ISIS at midday. Expect delays. ^$ #

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• And that's a wrap – that's the Exam Period 2011 over and done. Thanks for participating ^$ #

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• Exam period begins. Good luck and good skill out there ^$ #

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Due to a slight case of destroyed desktop computer, and an upgrade to my mail account, I have no e-mail access at the present time.

Understandably, this sort of messes up a lot of different things (like my ability to read e-mail, reply to queries etc).

I should be back on line later this week. 

1. No coversheet required. If you’re in a group, just make sure that you mention the other group members somewhere in the front of the paper.

2. If you want feedback on the assignment for a specific purpose, please request by email, or put a note somewhere on the file.  Basically, feedback will mean comments on the document, and if you have a specific purpose you’d like to use this document for later, I can tailor my comments to that purpose rather than generic “need a citation here” academic commentary.  No feedback request, and I’ll just mark using the criteria form.

3. Word count is between 4000 and 5000 words. Be reasonable.

4. Anything in an appendix doesn’t count to word count, but it doesn’t get marked either. 

5. Criteria forms and scores will be returned in December after the final marks are released.

• Details of Commonwealth supported places for Australian students for graduate coursework programs . ^$ http://t.co/jM0jXFO7 #

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For those looking for last minute details on the citation protocols for APA, Harvard, Chicago, Vancouver (it’s evil) and MLA, the details are on our friendly neighbourhood competitor’s library site

http://www.lib.unimelb.edu.au/recite/index.html

Thank you UniMelb.

• The Importance of Word Choice: Terms with multiple meanings for scientists and the public ^$ http://t.co/0T7KH6oV #
• Survey to help Division of Registrar and Students Services design a Student Gateway website http://t.co/P76xBgBr #
• Survey to help Division of Registrar and Students Services design a Student Gateway website http://t.co/p9KtAcCe #

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Thursday, 3- 6pm, consultations by e-mail appointments – (15 and 30 minute blocks available) for discussing the final assignment

• Last Lecture Results – http://ow.ly/6RA9B – Congrats to Dr Ben Wellings School of Politics and International Relations for the victory #

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