I thought that my article last year on how to secretly drink less would be pooh-poohed as lame, but in fact I received a lot of positive feedback. One friend ...
6. Love+Sax
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Some people, especially those coming to uni from single-sex schools, will fall 'in love' with the first members of the opposite sex that they meet. Lacking the experience built up ...
2. Friends
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The Social Network – a film about Facebook and its founder The Spit Network – a diagram charting the sexual relationships of people at your college/university halls (sponsored by Facebook) At university, ...
10. Work
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So you’ve survived Freshers’ Week without blowing your loan/offending everyone in your halls/sleeping with someone inappropriate. Now the actual work begins, so you head off to the library armed with ...
6. Love+Sax
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or, How to tell if someone fancies you or would otherwise be interested in a shag and what to do about it It's all very well scrambling around like an idiot ...
5. Going Out
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Some nights are good just because one small thing goes right, right at the beginning of the evening, and puts a glossy sheen on all subsequent events. Some nights are ...
6. Love+Sax
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The most important piece of advice when it comes to wooing is: make sure you are obvious. This is good because you can avoid wasting any time in silence while ...
2. Friends
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In years to come you will discover that very few of your friends really liked tea in Freshers' Week. It is therefore best to enjoy blindly the bliss of communal ...
8. Eating
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Some people survive university eating little more than Super Noodles and coke, but these tend to be pallid individuals who contribute little to tutorials and have to leave early on ...
8. Eating
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Cooking with friends is great fun, as well cheaper than going to a restaurant or even McDonalds. Don't make supper the meal that you have to rush through before returning ...
