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    Filed at 12:17 on 19th May 2004.
    Filed by sjhoward at 12:17 on Wednesday, 19th May 2004 under Exams, University.

    Another day, another exam…

    It appears that I spoke to soon. Today, I faced the legendry Bus Timetable question (”Study the following bus timetable, and work out the best route for Mr Smith to get from home to the hospital”). I don’t really understand the relevance of it, but by the time you’d gone through the follow-on questions (”What would be the most reliable way to communicate this information to Mr Smith?” and “What should you check before giving him this information?”), it racked up ten marks. Which is a surprisingly large number.

    Anatomy, however, was pants. I guessed a good two thirds of the questions. It was impossible. But as it’s only worth 30 marks, I’m not too worried. That’s only a few more than the bus question.

    I’m sure you’ll be manically depressed in your realisation that there is no exam tomorrow, as I have the day off, and so I won’t be able to regail you with my tales of woe. However, they will be back with a vengence on Friday, following the Multi-choice paper.

    Now I’m off down the pub.

    Originally posted on The LBSC



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