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Well of course - you did your degree on them!

All I know about them is that they do good hot chocolates in the MK branch!

Glen Bryant MPharm (Brighton)

I loved Uni! Many times I wish I was still there! My dissertation project involved stabbing cells with very small glass tubes and passing electricity through them. The number of times I ended up going straight through the cell, and then getting the current of the petri dish, was infuriating.

And after a year of hard graft I proved that the chemical we used, trying to excite the cell did absolutly nothing! O, well!

I did all right.

I graduated this summer, with an LLB from UEA. No classification as yet, though, as I'm challenging the original one! Best year was undoubtedly my third year, which I spent in Berlin. Managed to pull a bit of a fast one and do a couple of practical modules that were assessed in English and got 95% on both of them! Even better, I managed to persuade UEA to give the results the double-weighting that they gave to all modules taught in the host language, which meant I managed to get away with studying for two hours a week and drinking with the ladies for the rest of the time!

James Laughlin LL.B (Hons.) (UEA)

Matthew Nunn BEng (Hons) (Portsmouth)
Second Class (Lower Division)

Myles Swaine-Gray Sparky

Hmmm doesn't sound very good...

Dr Myles Swaine-Gray, Doctor of Electricity


Much better

Here's an interesting one...

It is quite conceivable that I could get an A* in Psychology at the end of this year. It is however impossible for me to be awarded an A grade.

Is that because you have already achieved an A-star?

I got a grade B for AS.