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Tag Archives: degree
The computerisation of sanitation businesses (Rousse)
A mature student with a Geordie accent, supported by a gang of friends, was trying to persuade me that it was appropriate that he write his dissertation on how to revive his wife’s failing sanitation business. I explained that this … Continue reading
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Tagged accent, business, computerisation, computerization, computing, degree, dissertation, failing, Friends, gang, Geordie, Masters, mature, research, revive, sanitation, student, wife
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Belle and Rousse to reunite (Rousse)
Belle plotted to return to her old job and arrange for me to join her. I explained that I would need at least a year to prepare for my return to London. There was the small issue of my degree … Continue reading
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Tagged Belle, Birmingham, degree, drop-out, finals, French, job, London, Masters, neuroscience, return, reunite, tutor
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‘Intelligence calipers’ measure IQs of aspiring spooks (Rousse)
The job advert had read ‘civil servant’ but I knew that the panel members opposite me were assessing my suitability for a role that included subterfuge, espionage, honeypots, and data decryption. I played along answering the standard interview questions with … Continue reading
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Tagged advert, artefact, caliper, candidate, chair, civil servant, clue, data decryption, degree, espionage, floor, history, honeypots, inquiry, intelligence, interview, job, murder, panel, questions, role, room, school, sinus, spook, subterfuge, TPR, university, wall
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An unworthy dissertation on Elizabeth I (Rousse)
SC and I were trying to work in one of the smaller University library reading rooms. While I was still worrying about my degree, she was marking a dissertation on Elizabeth I. She and JK wanted to fail the work … Continue reading
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Tagged academic, album, art, degree, dissertation, Elizabeth I, library, mark, photo, photograph, project, Reading, university
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Dinner party distractions (Rousse)
TPR interfered with my cooking arrangements so now all the plans for the dinner party had gone awry. He even let a plastic spatula melt in a saucepan. Meanwhile JLW wasn’t doing much better at setting the table for 16 … Continue reading
Sea races and a student on a swing (Rousse)
I walked all the way up the hill to the new building of the highest point of campus, then made my way up to the top floor. From there I took position at the window with everyone else to watch … Continue reading
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Tagged ambulance, armed, blonde, buidling, campus, conversation, crew, degree, English, forces, girl, green, inappropriate, maths, methematics, mother-in-law, normal, race, sea, student, swing, top, white, window
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Angry driver destroys degree show display (Rousse)
We queued for the degree show. This year it was held in the middle lane of a very busy highway. The traffic was forced to a standstill and the drivers were becoming increasingly frustrated. For one enough was enough. He … Continue reading
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Tagged angry, black, clothes, degree, destroy, destruction, display, distraught, dress, driver, Ecco, exhibit, frustration, gingham, highway, lane, middle, queue, red, shoes, show, standstill, student, taxi, TPR, traffic, visitor, work
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Narrow boat holiday negotiations (Rousse)
RG-J was far more excited about her family’s narrow boat holiday than her husband. I couldn’t quite understand her enthusiasm for travelling by canal, especially when she tried – and failed – to demonstrate how to steer a narrow boat … Continue reading
Tom Binns, Kev F Sutherland, a trip on the Titanic, and a disputed thesis (Rousse)
Tom Binns was in the pub enjoying a lunchtime drink with my colleague KC. I interrupted their conversation to invite Tom Binns to lunch with me during the Edinburgh Fringe. She (for Tom Binns is really a woman) was reluctant … Continue reading
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Tagged act, Artic, assessment, conclusion, degree, dinner, dispute, dissertation, drink, Edinburgh, excuse, Fringe, funnt, Ian D Montfort, invitation, Kev F Sutherland, lunch, mark, Masters, nose, script, student, students, table, thesis, Titanic, Tom Binns, trip, work
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