1) You can't get a student day travelcard. The TFL student card lets
you get 7day and longer travelcards at the "discount" rate although if
you buy an annual "discount" travelcard you don't get the gold card
benefits

2) The University of Roehampton is not really a university it's a
renamed teaching college

wrote:
1) You can't get a student day travelcard. The TFL student card lets
you get 7day and longer travelcards at the "discount" rate although
if
you buy an annual "discount" travelcard you don't get the gold card
benefits

2) The University of Roehampton is not really a university it's a
renamed teaching college

1) Yes you can as of this year. It's an all zone £4.80 with a young
persons railcard being shown

2) Actaully smartarse, It used to be Roehampton Instutute, but as of
around 2000 it has University status. I do a computer programing
course. A seperate cambus from the teaching section. so Shhh

StaticFish ) gurgled happily, sounding much like they
were saying :

2) Actaully smartarse, It used to be Roehampton Instutute
A seperate cambus

If you're seriously studying programming, then all I can say is it's a
bloody good job visual development environments mean that there's no need
to learn syntax and case-sensitivity. Unbelievable.

Oh no! The grammar police "Adrian" has arrived.

You may want to check this out Ade
http://redwing.hutman.net/%7Emreed/w...grammarian.htm

StaticFish ) gurgled happily, sounding much like they
were saying :

Oh no! The grammar police "Adrian" has arrived.

You may want to check this out Ade
http://redwing.hutman.net/%7Emreed/w...grammarian.htm

There's a subtle difference between "minor errors" and functional
illiteracy.

StaticFish wrote:

2) Actaully smartarse, It used to be Roehampton Instutute, but as of
around 2000 it has University status. I do a computer programing
course. A seperate cambus from the teaching section. so Shhh

My point exactly - it was renamed as a university when labour devalued
degrees by converting polys into universities and giving them degree
awarding powers.

It's still a degree, it's a "proper" University, and you're an arrogant
arse-hole

wrote:
StaticFish wrote:

2) Actaully smartarse, It used to be Roehampton Instutute, but as
of
around 2000 it has University status. I do a computer programing
course. A seperate cambus from the teaching section. so Shhh

My point exactly - it was renamed as a university when labour
devalued
degrees by converting polys into universities and giving them degree
awarding powers.

StaticFish wrote:
It's still a degree, it's a "proper" University, and you're an
arrogant
arse-hole


Yes it is a degree and yes Roehampton does seem to be one of the better
new universities (number 64 in the times online league tables)

The fact still remains that students of computing at Roehampton are
only required to get 200 UCAS points (thats a C and 2 D's at A level)

wrote:
StaticFish wrote:

It's still a degree, it's a "proper" University, and you're an

arrogant

arse-hole

Yes it is a degree and yes Roehampton does seem to be one of the better
new universities (number 64 in the times online league tables)

The fact still remains that students of computing at Roehampton are
only required to get 200 UCAS points (thats a C and 2 D's at A level)

Why are you continuing on with this snobbery?
--
Michael Hoffman

On Sun, 16 Jan 2005 16:18:28, wrote:


StaticFish wrote:
It's still a degree, it's a "proper" University, and you're an
arrogant
arse-hole


Yes it is a degree and yes Roehampton does seem to be one of the better
new universities (number 64 in the times online league tables)

The fact still remains that students of computing at Roehampton are
only required to get 200 UCAS points (thats a C and 2 D's at A level)

That'll be a D and two E's in 1970 O-Level terms then.

--
Jim Crowther "It's MY computer" (tm SMG)

Always learning.