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[s] Unregisted User wrote on 13:45, 26th Jul 2004: Hi everyone! I found the sinner's guide to accomodation really useful and I was wondering if I could have any comments on Uni Hall as I have been assigned that hall. I have already been on the web page and I just wanted some extra comments from peop...

[s] Unregisted User phil reid wrote on 21:12, 16th Jul 2004: I can't pretend to have been the first to propose the silliness of an elected publicity sab. see andrew jackson's ag m report for his thoughts on the vpc becoming an elected poster man (vpc 97-98) We have dug up stuff with Fi Morris' and o...

[s] Unregisted User rachel wrote on 22:11, 7th Jul 2004: [i]how many floors are there per building? I think it's 4 (invluding ground) And how many apartments per floor? can't remember but possibly 4 Are they actual apartments, or are they sort of like glorified dorm rooms that happen to share a kitc...

Just reeading from the Accomdation website: In catered accomodation there are 1003 single room bed spaces and 522 double room spaces. All returing students will be in single rooms which reduces the number available for first years but you can get an idea of how things are.

[s] Unregisted User sonia wrote on 18:52, 2nd Jul 2004: Hello, I am a student from US. I want to apply to St. Andrews. But of course I have to consider the tution and all. So, how much does one student spend for basic living and tution? Is it easy to find a part time job there? Do you guys actually ...

It is supposed to be Sept 26th (the final sunday) However this is not set in stone yet so Bonnie will make the final decision later in the summer.

It died a while ago.

The term "general arts" simply allows you to choose what ever you want from 1000 level modules. If you were admitted to a specific subject you would have to take certain cources in that subject.

The term "general arts" simply allows you to choose what ever you want from 1000 level modules. If you were admitted to a specific subject you would have to take certain cources in that subject.

[s] Unregisted User Rachel wrote on 08:18, 8th Jun 2004: I have a silly question. Do you at any point before the year starts find out who your housemates are going to be? And maybe their contact information? One reason I am concerned about this is as an international student, I can't exactly lug alo...

[s]Bonnie wrote on 19:23, 24th May 2004:
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Do you have a cold or something, Ralph? Surely you don't actually have tear ducts which function enough to cry with emotion.
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It's not the tear ducts that aren't working it's the emotions.

[s]Colin wrote on 16:35, 20th May 2004:
Does no one else just assume, unless informed otherwise, that two different usernames refer to two different people?


I found this assumption simplifies things for me. I would just get confused if I assumed different names were the same people.

Living on Howard place with Magus and Akasha. Working the first job out of the 20+ I've had in my life that I didn't take for financial reasons.

[s]Marco Biagi wrote on 15:39, 19th May 2004:
I assume someone else of the greeny persuasion has already suggested a list of the fairtrade/organic suppliers?


Not yet

If you want to post them here we can include them.

We are trying to incorporate a “Where do I find...” section in the freshers guide, can people think of items that they needed when they arrived in first year (or any other year) and where they found them. If you didn’t what they were. We can probably think of the simple things but the random things ...

[s] munchingfoo wrote on 02:00, 17th May 2004: Just so eveyone knows, executives of the union are allowed to sign two (I think) people in at any time of day free of charge. Now I see the point of this as people from outside the uni who come for meetings and stuff need to be signed in. However, I bel...

my info seems a bit out of date read the first reply.

[s] Miss Maryland wrote on 23:42, 15th May 2004: My wallet was stolen in Edinburgh on Tuesday, and my Matriculation card was in it. How am I supposed to get a replacement, and is it possible to do so before exams? I have one on tuesday. [hr]...and there was much rejoicing. 79 north street monday mor...

[s] Rex Mundi wrote on 17:11, 8th May 2004: Boris is brilliant, he may be very eccentric but as Rufus says hes very intelligent and I bet he is completely honest. Infact when Clement Freud finishes his rectorship in a few years he'd probably be the perfect replacement :D I think serving MPs can't run.

Well we're open to suggestions. Any one can nominate someone.