General Reading Practice Test 11 WHY MAGAZINE, Kormilda College, SYDNEY CONSERVATORIUM OF MUSIC CONCERTS, STUDENT ACCOMMODATION AT NORTHSIDE UNIVERSITY
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In This Issue We Publish some of the many letters we received on the new Sports Stadium, our cover story last month. Your reactions were certainly mixed! Read our exclusive interview with film-star Mike Mikeson and his plans to start a fast-food chain. But there’s so much more … enough to keep you going for the rest of the month
SYDNEY CONSERVATORIUM OF MUSIC CONCERTS
for S/anuary 2001
A. Sydney Youth Orchestra
B. Conservatorium High School students play a selection of Mozart concertos. Date: Sat. 4th and 11th January,
FIRST AID FOR SNAKE BITES
Snakes are not normally aggressive and tend to bite only when they are threatened or mishandled. Some snakes, e.g. the carpet snake, are not poisonous. Others, e.g. the brown snake, tiger snake and taipan, are very poisonous.
STUDENT ACCOMMODATION AT NORTHSIDE UNIVERSITY
Situated about 20km from the city centre? Northside University is not easy to get to by public transport. However, students have several different alternatives for accommodation on or near the University.
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Kormilda College
Section A
Kormilda College is a unique school situated near Darwin in Australia’s Northern Territory. For 20 years, to 1989, Kormilda College operated as a government-run, live-in school for high school Aboriginal students. In 1989 it was bought from the Covernment by two Christian church groups and since then it has expanded enormously, to include a day school as well as boarders (residential students) in Years 8-12. Although 320 pupils of the College’s total number are Aboriginal students, drawn mainly from isolated communities across the Northern Territory, Kormilda also has a waiting list of non-Aboriginal students. With a current enrolment of 600, student
