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I would normally be living just around the corner when back in st andrews but decided to come home before grad week. Always wondered if they were going to do anything with that space, guess someone decided they would...

Not sure, i prefer this one personally... http://www.facebook.com/home.php?#!/vid ... 2399852161

A friend just showed me a link to confirm I was snapped walking down Greyfriars gardens, i seem to have it in my mind i was walking to an exam..could be wrong though

Lets have a look: Laptop Four different piles of paper for four different modules (yet to buy folders) Half-eaten bar of Whole Nut Dairy Milk Pile of letters from builders, BT and Scottish Power (all opened) One cup of tea (just made, warm) Mobile Phone/Wallet/Keys/Change Highlighters Stess Ball Mem...

Surely then wouldn't you be short on credits for honors?

wild_quinine wrote:

James.C. wrote:Ah ok, i saw the e-mail and skimmed over it but wasn't paying attension clearly, thanks.

Yeah, sometimes nature's own spam filter makes a few false positives, too.

No comment,

Paul Carey wrote:Must be a second pass, the car was out and about in May/June as well.

Yep, i got snapped twice then, walking to an exam.

One thing i have noticed about Staintmail is that it seems to put any society e-mails i get straight into the spam folder. The University sent an email about that today. For the first few weeks you need to keep checking your spam and moving it to your inbox. Eventually, saintmail "learns"...

One thing i have noticed about Staintmail is that it seems to put any society e-mails i get straight into the spam folder.

Well it's utterly failing to load at the moment just when I need to email my advisor so I'd just like to point out it's really not that much of an improvement if it has the same problem that the old webmail had, namely a high fucking propensity to crash for extended periods of time for no good reas...

Well it's utterly failing to load at the moment just when I need to email my advisor so I'd just like to point out it's really not that much of an improvement if it has the same problem that the old webmail had, namely a high fucking propensity to crash for extended periods of time for no good reas...

I know 2 or 3 people who are having problems with it but its been working fine with me. My point of view is its just webmail with the addition of a calander (which i am finding very useful as i am quite forgetful and i can tell it to e-mail me reminders). Prefer being on it to webmail.

There is a contacts button on saintmail (at the bottom of the left hand list) that returns names from the St Andrews directory. It seems to work for some of the searches but not others. For instance, I've tried a few staff, and not found any. Had similar problems with the fact it demends every midd...

As a 20 year old undergrad I have absolutely no issue with mature students as long as they are okay with their own age. By this I mean, if a mature student fails to recognise any age difference (for example a 35 spends all their time on the pull for 18 year old first years) and tries too hard to be...

Personally it makes no difference in my opinion. I know a mature student who was in several of my modules and spoke to him quite regularly about pretty standard stuff. I think once you are over 18 and at uni age becomes quite irrelevant. Edit: realized that could be taken the wrong way, age is irrel...

Yeah celt is right, its a long walk, at a very fast pace you might make 15-20 minutes. Would also recommend a bike and would certainly be worth mentioning it to the lecturer.

Guest wrote:Instructions on how to enrol into virtual office are in the geography handbook, under "communication" - page 42 of the honours handbook.

Ah, thank you very much. Shows you should read the handbook i guess

The information is now available online. I followed a link from a confirmation email I just received and navigated from there to the days/times of the chosen modules. Ah yes, unfortunaltey due to the general disorganisation of our geography department i still have no idea for one or two of my modul...

Anyone know where I can get hold of a (working) view of my timetable for this semester? Had my advising session today and was about to jot down the days of the week and times for my modules when I was assured that the info would be available online. This is the only link I could find... http://time...

asked the women at the general office when i got my ticket, its 11-3 (or 4, can't remember) at the union Wed and Thurs as random said.