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My flatmate and I were looking at the regional results for the Scottish parliament and thought that something looked wrong. Eg, for the Mid Scotland and Fife region, Labour got 26.3% of the votes and 3 seats. SNP got 33.0% of the votes but only 1 seat. Seems a bit odd for proportional representation...

hmmm, I'd be cautious. You just know there will be something in those "terms and conditions" that means you're not going to get it

Mine seem a bit weird:

one for about 120 people (i think) in a room (computer lab) that holds 68 people

one that's not meant to have an exam, but does on the timetable

and lastly, one that is two hours and 18 minutes long.... hmmmm

The academic calander says that results are out to students on (or by?) the 1st Feburary, this Thursday.

Here's the bit on the library website about it. http://www-library.st-andrews.ac.uk/Ser ... ndery.html

Quoting novium from 11:52, 9th Dec 2006 http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Cookbook:Atomic_Fudge_Cake Last time I made it, though, I forgot to put in enough baking soda and baking powder. Made it sort of brownie like. ah well. [hr] tamen ira procul absit, cum qua nihil recte fieri, nihil considerate pote...

I watch it whenever it's on and I'm bored/procrastinating, ie, most days! I don't understand why I like it, its the same thing every time! I missed the part of the only different show when they dropped a box (or something) and the player saw the number inside, so all the remaining boxes had to be sw...

Ta-da! Directions to all the exam venues:

http://www.st-andrews.ac.uk/registry/examinations/important_examination_information_for_students/exam_timetable_info/venuedirections

Here's a nice comparison between bees and wasps!

http://animalreviews.zelica.net/reviews/beewasp.htm

As much as I disagree with the NUT and all that, I don't think I've really heard much about our union or representitive bodies. What have they been doing? [small](I really do think this question will be answered quickly and properly, I'd like to think something has been happening, just that its not ...

THURSDAY 20th APRIL (This Thursday) - "Burnside and His Problem... or... what does a group theorist do anyway?" In this talk, Dr Quick will tell us: * what a group is (if you don't know already), * why they are important in mathematics (they're not just used as an excuse to examine undergraduates), ...

Quoting Fenella from 18:20, 9th Apr 2006 Quoting keith from 18:42, 7th Apr 2006 Do the uni try to keep honours exams on seperate days? I've read in the past that you wouldn't do two honours exams on the same day, but I'm not sure if they're still doing that this year. Otherwise, I've got two on the...

Do the uni try to keep honours exams on seperate days? I've read in the past that you wouldn't do two honours exams on the same day, but I'm not sure if they're still doing that this year. Otherwise, I've got two on the same day [img]littleicons/yellowsadface.gif[/img]

Someone once asked me "What have you done with my sister?" at a bop. I'm not sure if that was a chat up line or general confusion! But I don't even know who her sister (or the girl) was! Honest!

The only problem with it is that the articles aren't there or up-to-date. Could some incentives be offered for writing them, to encourage more good ones?

I didn't think Google's was as good its previous ones:

http://www.google.com/romance/

Have the (previous, real) strikes affected many folk? I didn't have any lectures canceled due to that this year (I had one canceled because the lecturer was at a research meeting, but that was it), and most of my modules are 100% exam, so not having work marked wouldn't affect me! In first year, I t...

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Everyone in my school (well, ok, 1/8th of the people with the same guidence teacher as me) were told to tick the box "cos you don't want any junk mail, do you?" Sounds like she was right as well!

Quoting Bizarre Atheist from 18:02, 13th Mar 2006
...boiling bananas in a chocolate frying pan.

I think that sounds really tasty actually!