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Tag Archives: degree
Dealing with a heckler (Rousse)
I thought that I was doing quite well interviewing the two older graduates who had turned up for the reunion. The first was very obviously impressed that I was able to guess his degree and recognised him as a famous … Continue reading
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Tagged conversation, degree, graduate, heckle, heckler, interview, microphone, musician, perfromance, reunion
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Reunion with scar-faced friend (Rousse)
I ran across the road to the figure that I thought I recognised. Was it DM? Yes, of course it was! She had obviously aged, and seemed to have a scar on her face, but you could easily tell that … Continue reading
Degree show treasure trove (Rousse)
ECM placed a small grey suede pouch in my hand. I pulled open the drawstring and found inside beautiful carved bone petals and punched snowflakes, and dozens of items of jewellery crafted in silver, including rings, ear-rings, necklaces, brooches and … Continue reading
Butter rent and Alice the drunk in medieval France (Rousse)
I arrived in medieval France very late for the third year of my degree programme. All of my fellow students had arrived on time and already found cheap accommodation. I pitied them, sleeping sardine-fashion along the gutters of the village … Continue reading
A marble staircase to the Église Saint-Sulpice, Paris (Rousse)
I agreed to cross the stage at the graduation ceremony as a proxy for LA. This meant that I would go last. This was at the same time as the executive members of the Student Association who failed to complete … Continue reading
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Tagged arthritis, Église Saint-Sulpice, chute, degree, disabled, Edinburgh, graduation, marble, McEwan Hall, Paris, staircase, student, University of Edinburgh
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The Apprentice’s Lewis Ellis graduates (Rousse)
Lewis Ellis was graduating with a Masters degree in Early Modern History and English from the University of Worcester, as was I. I couldn’t wait to add another set of letters to my existing Masters qualification and spell out the … Continue reading
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Tagged Apprentice, ceremony, certificate, Chinese, class, degree, English, graduation, history, Lewis Ellis, Masters, modern, University of Worcester, woman
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Dangers of regifting unwanted presents (Rousse)
I was on stage facing a line of dignitaries, including Donald Leach and former Moderator of the Church of Scotland Alison Elliot, to be awarded my latest undergraduate degree (classification 2:2). I took great care when asked to sign for … Continue reading
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Tagged Alison Elliot, bursar, certificate, degree, Donald Leach, gift, graduation, offence, pen, present, regift, stage, undergraduate
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Smart graduate cycles to the Belgium via the Channel Tunnel (Rousse)
The best way to avoid the job of painting the new staff common room was to arrive on campus dressed in a suit. I also had a good excuse that would get me out of this unconventional academic duty: I … Continue reading
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Tagged bike, celebrations, Channel Tunnel, cycle, degree, excuse, graduate, graduation, job, paint, smart, staff room
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University of Nottingham web pages hacked (Rousse)
I ruined the University of Nottingham’s graduate testimonials web page when I picked out the plastic letters from the top line and dropped them on the floor. I simply couldn’t remember the wording that JC had used to honour her … Continue reading
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Tagged 1985, back-up, degree, floor, French, hack, letters, Nottingham, page, testimonial, university, web, wording
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Failing your finals (Rousse)
Now that we were in the second term of the final year of our degrees it was high time that I started work on my dissertation. I caught Mrs S heading into the staff room and confessed to her that … Continue reading
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