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It's not nice to insult the disabled.

I am applying to law school in the US soon, and was wondering if anyone else has similar plans. Principly, I am looking for people who will study for the LSAT with me. Plase reply to this post if you are interested.

Is anyone planning on attending law school in the States next year? I am beginning to study for the LSAT, and would like to get in touch with anyone who has similar plans. Please reply to this message, or e-mail: ethereal_linz@yahoo.com

Does anyone know of a bank in St. Andrews that would give an international student an overdraft and/or switch card? I am currently with the Bank of Scotland, and can only get a Solo.

Thanks

Does anyone know of a bank in St. Andrews that would give an international student an overdraft and/or switch card? I am currently with the Bank of Scotland, and can only get a Solo.

Thanks

A big part of Hope Street is divided into large rooms. Residences have their own TV, bed, and fridge, but have to share bathrooms and kitchen facilities. The room you get is huge, but the price is exorbitant! I am happily moving into a flat on Greyfriars Garden next year. I've looked at two flats on...

[s] Kibet wrote on 08:33, 4th Mar 2004: [s] Shackleton wrote on 11:58, 3rd Mar 2004: [i] Is there anyway to ensure that we don't get charged for damage that we didn't cause? Has anyone else gotten their deposit back? If you are subletting to tourists then it can be taken out of your deposit. The onl...

Our 5-person group just put down £400 each (£2,000 total) for a deposit on a flat. The flat is used as a self-catered facility for tourists during the summer; thus, we had to put down a large amount of money. I don't expect to get all of the deposit back, but £2000 is a large amount of money. Is the...

[s] tintin wrote on 10:42, 28th Feb 2004: "Aspiring to Hope Street" But darling, you should aspire to Greyfriars Gardens - far superior, more exclusive and lower rents for impoverished aristocrats! Does anyone know the average price of a flat on Hope Street? I seems to vary dramatically. The basemen...

I am going to be paying £92/week for a flat on Greyfriars, but it's really nice, and I would rather pay a bit more for a place in which I'll be comfortable. It has a washing machine/dryer, dishwasher, and three full bathrooms for five people. I found that certain estate agents tend to be more expens...

[s] Pilmour Boy wrote on 17:15, 24th Feb 2004: As I'm sure most of you have heard, today Bush announced that he will back a constitutional amendment limiting the definition of "marriage" to being between a man and a woman. Here is the speech, as reported on both sides of the pond. The BBC: http://ne...

[s] Pam wrote on 21:35, 21st Feb 2004: My friends and I just put a deposit on a flat of theirs. The whole experience was great, but then again, we weren't up against too many other groups. Dont get too excited about the interview. Ours was only 10 minutes. They just started doing them this week, and...

Has anyone gone in for interviews yet? I have not heard anything yet, but I have heard that people have gotten calls of rejection. We turned our application in last Friday, which was the day they recommended.

[s]Pussycat wrote on 12:20, 7th Feb 2004:
The result on your student record card is your overall grade for the subject over the semester.


Thanks, Pussycat!

Are the results that you see on your student record card just the results of your exam or your total grade for the term?

[s] katiem wrote on 00:41, 4th Feb 2004: [s] Bonnie wrote on 19:19, 3rd Feb 2004: [i] The Democratic party should be careful. As a registered Republican, I can't vote in my state's primary, but I would vote for Dean or Clarke over Bush in November. However, I might vote Bush over Kerry. They should ...

http://www.cnn.com/2004/ALLPOLITICS/02/02/elec04.poll.prez/index.html Not sure who is interested, but this new poll shows Kerry beating Bush. Edwards and Clark are also within a margin of error, and would likely be favored if they had been anointed by the U.S. media a la Kerry. Bush has a natural ad...

I agreed with PurelySynthetic's post. Flat hunting is extremely stressful, as everyone is looking. Eve Brown has about two properties left have not be taken. DRA was an expensive investment, and yielded equally expensive housing. It will cost about £100/week to live there, and while utilities are in...

[s] mossop wrote on 03:53, 1st Feb 2004: Good idea in principle, but they probably wouldn't give a shit. They'll just fill our places with rich kids, or even more americans [hr]http://www.geocities.com/mossop_2002 Drunken photos, and not so drunken photos Actually, it would make little sense for Ame...

£98 does seem like a lot to pay for small rooms and shared facilities. Plus, I find that I have to cater for myself much of time, as the window of time for meals tends to be quite short. The average private flat costs about £65/week, £70-£75 with bills.