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[Nyika]

Glasto-Virgin, on Mar 1 2010, 05:57 PM, said:

I suppose tea and coffee would be be great in the morning without having to trek for it, might have to pop down to your tent. I'll bring the milk

And Ouch! I'm in year 12 at sixth form and I started my degree today in IT, I feel sorry for you doing it full time I only have IT for 2 hours a week

I enjoy uni a lot, it's just expensive business! I think I'll have to save my bursary money for festivalling as I'll have certain purchases to make for glade   I do a degree in geography and technically have 13 hours of lectures a week!

[Glasto-Virgin]

Nyika, on Mar 1 2010, 06:02 PM, said:

I enjoy uni a lot, it's just expensive business! I think I'll have to save my bursary money for festivalling as I'll have certain purchases to make for glade   I do a degree in geography and technically have 13 hours of lectures a week!

At least you have all of your time focusing on that one subject, I still have my other 3 AS's to do :/

[Kyelo]

Nyika, on Mar 1 2010, 06:02 PM, said:

I enjoy uni a lot, it's just expensive business! I think I'll have to save my bursary money for festivalling as I'll have certain purchases to make for glade   I do a degree in geography and technically have 13 hours of lectures a week!

When I went to uni we were supposed to have 25 hours a week but were only registered for 6(2 lab classes)so many a class was missed! oh the joys of having online lectures

[madspaceangel]

BenchBuddah, on Mar 1 2010, 06:10 PM, said:

When I went to uni we were supposed to have 25 hours a week but were only registered for 6(2 lab classes)so many a class was missed! oh the joys of having online lectures

Sigh why does my Dad think the sun shines out of my brothers arse for doing a sociology degree and not mine cause I did a rubbish 'vocational' one. I spent three years working (like a slave with no breaks) 37.5 hour weeks plus doing essays/exams/presentations and attending a FULL DAY of lecures if not working all as part of my course. We didn't even get as much holiday as the regular students either.

I got it all wrong. I should have done a sociology degree instead and spent three years dossing and partying  

[pie_and_a_pint]

ukslim, on Mar 1 2010, 05:15 PM, said:

Manic Organic's in the main market area, isn't it? It certainly used to be...

It's on the main 'road' that runs from Jazzworld up to the Stone Circle - just before you get to the railway track.  As you see the Greenpeace field on the right and the track to Avalon on the left, Manic Organic is on the left (i.e., it's sort of opposite the Greenpeace area)

[Singularity]

ah right i get the area you are talking about, thank you

[LusciousLucy]

The very large Manic Organic sign is also a giveaway. If you are coming from Pennards, you just need to get to the crossroads on the railway track where the main route into the Greenfields is and if you just look down the hill down to the Jazz Field...you cant miss it.

There's some very good juice bars and veggie food stalls on that strip coming up from the Jazz Field and opposite the Greenpeace Field.