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So you've got your A-levels, now what?
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Maybe you've got the grades you wanted or perhaps you didn't - either way, our university cities guide will help navigate through the murk to make things a bit clearer. We're not quite at the pipe and slippers age so we DO remember that uni life is also about having fun, which is why we've included all the essential info such as the average price of beer and how good the nightlife is. Good luck!
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16/08/2012 09:10
Who writes this garbage ? Oh I see its Tamara Hinson, might have known. What practical use is any of this information to would be University students ?
Try Belfast because the tractor was invented there ?
Or Liverpool because it has the oldest Chinatown for heavens sake !
Please put something sensible on here, just once.
16/08/2012 00:39
"Maybe you've got the grades you wanted or perhaps you didn't - either way, our university cities guide will help navigate through the murk to make things a bit clearer. We're not quite at the pipe and slippers age so we DO remember that uni life is also about having fun, which is why we've included all the essential info such as the average price of beer and how good the nightlife is. Good luck!"
Nothing to do with education then? No wonder so many grads end up as shelve stackers at Tescos.
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Where the heck is Leeds?? Leeds has 2 universities, one of which is one of the top ten in the UK, has tons of museums, bars, restuarants, pubs, bars and different scenes to suit everyone - Leeds Pride, heavy metal scene, dance scene, art scene, to name a few. Also we have Leeds General Infirmary and St. James's, which is a teaching hospital, so medical students are more than welcome.
If you're gonna compile a list, at least make it complete.
If you're gonna compile a list, at least make it complete.
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16/08/2012 07:54
For those hung up on where Ireland is, it is part of the British Isles though Eire has got independence it remains part of the British Isles. The United Kingdom is ruled by central government based in England but has seperate parliaments with limited powers. It's a shame more Brits don't study a little bit of their history.
16/08/2012 07:59
find it most shocking that msn chose to portray edinburgh as a snotty cousin and then went on to say that glasgow is cultural - I have one thing to say to that - EDINBURGH INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL - did you blank the biggest most varied arts and cultural festival in the world every year for any particular reason??? Apart from that, the history of Edinburgh Uni and the many many things that it has contributed to modern society are surely worth even a mention - we have cats too
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