Civil war in the National Union of Students?
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http://www.telegraph.co.uk/education/educationnews...
What's going here then? - are they upset he hasn't been throwing enough fire extinguishers at policemen from a great height, failed to set fire to enough public buildings, or generally been enough of a thug?
appears he's not enough of a Trot for the Trots who dominate Student politics
given the working classes are meant to hate blaaady stewdents - why is there a Socialist worker Student party ? and if the members of the Socialist worker party are workers why are they always plauging town centres and uni campuses in the middle of the day !
given the working classes are meant to hate blaaady stewdents - why is there a Socialist worker Student party ? and if the members of the Socialist worker party are workers why are they always plauging town centres and uni campuses in the middle of the day !
Telegraph said:
Moritz Kaiser, a 17-year-old sixth former from Oxford, was among those protesting.
"The tuition fee hike will affect my family quite badly and it is unnecessary when you look at how much is lost in tax avoidance."
A dual British-German national, he now intends to head to the European mainland to avoid the additional bill.
"I was going to study here, but in Germany it is only 500 euros a year, and you get a free bus pass," he added.
Good he can f"The tuition fee hike will affect my family quite badly and it is unnecessary when you look at how much is lost in tax avoidance."
A dual British-German national, he now intends to head to the European mainland to avoid the additional bill.
"I was going to study here, but in Germany it is only 500 euros a year, and you get a free bus pass," he added.
k off then and enjoy his bus pass - less strain on the tax payer here.It has no bearing on his family whatsoever, he only starts to repay the loan after he graduates and gets a job.
Victor McDade said:
Telegraph said:
Moritz Kaiser, a 17-year-old sixth former from Oxford, was among those protesting.
"The tuition fee hike will affect my family quite badly and it is unnecessary when you look at how much is lost in tax avoidance."
A dual British-German national, he now intends to head to the European mainland to avoid the additional bill.
"I was going to study here, but in Germany it is only 500 euros a year, and you get a free bus pass," he added.
Good he can f"The tuition fee hike will affect my family quite badly and it is unnecessary when you look at how much is lost in tax avoidance."
A dual British-German national, he now intends to head to the European mainland to avoid the additional bill.
"I was going to study here, but in Germany it is only 500 euros a year, and you get a free bus pass," he added.
k off then and enjoy his bus pass - less strain on the tax payer here.
Which only ever brings me back to my longstanding point about university. Namely that if you actually have to study anything academic at university you are too thick to have merited a place in the first place. These ladies and gentlemen are just advertising the fact either in advance of attending or prooving their level of intelligence during their time at their institution of choice.
University is an excellent barometer for identifying those folk in life who's company you will probably enjoy and those who need to be locked away so there is no chance that they map reappear one day and bore you to death. In the first catagory are those who visited at least one pub every day of their student lives, theology students and Welsh farming students (not entirely unrelated or shocking is to note that the latter 2 groups there also form a rather large part of the first group). In the 2nd catagory are students who had "political views" and protested and those who actually went to lectures.
University is an excellent barometer for identifying those folk in life who's company you will probably enjoy and those who need to be locked away so there is no chance that they map reappear one day and bore you to death. In the first catagory are those who visited at least one pub every day of their student lives, theology students and Welsh farming students (not entirely unrelated or shocking is to note that the latter 2 groups there also form a rather large part of the first group). In the 2nd catagory are students who had "political views" and protested and those who actually went to lectures.
eharding said:
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/education/educationnews...
What's going here then? - are they upset he hasn't been throwing enough fire extinguishers at policemen from a great height, failed to set fire to enough public buildings, or generally been enough of a thug?
Did anyone proof read that article? As well as inventing the word 'teh', it also reads as if the protesters who attempted to get into the Arndale were part of the same protest as those who attacked Millbank.What's going here then? - are they upset he hasn't been throwing enough fire extinguishers at policemen from a great height, failed to set fire to enough public buildings, or generally been enough of a thug?
I knew something like that was going to happen. In my defence, I'm not writing for the website of a national newspaper.
DJC said:
University is an excellent barometer for identifying those folk in life who's company you will probably enjoy and those who need to be locked away so there is no chance that they map reappear one day and bore you to death. In the first catagory are those who visited at least one pub every day of their student lives, theology students and Welsh farming students (not entirely unrelated or shocking is to note that the latter 2 groups there also form a rather large part of the first group). In the 2nd catagory are students who had "political views" and protested and those who actually went to lectures.
So which category do i fit into? I went to all my lectures and was in the pub every evening (granted that may explain why my results weren't so great- engineering is hard)Gassing Station | News, Politics & Economics | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff