yeah, Maths and Philosophy here. are you pre-ordering bedding?
Not sure :/ I was probably going to bring it with me but if it's cheaper from the college I might just preorder it Do you know much much kitchen stuff we are meant to bring? Well done on the place btw :P
Not sure :/ I was probably going to bring it with me but if it's cheaper from the college I might just preorder it Do you know much much kitchen stuff we are meant to bring? Well done on the place btw :P
well its £25 for duvet, pillow and covers. im wondering whether thats so cheap because oxford have got a good bulk deal or because the quality is shod.
im bringing a kettle. we arent allowed to have anything else (e.g. toaster) in our room. we have three meals a day, that little kitchenette thing in the common room, and countless surrounding cafes; i cant see why we would need anything more.
im still not sure how much stuff we ought to bring, other than clothes.
thanks, though i got my requirements by a few UMS so im still thanking the gods of each major religion in turn. well done to you too
well its £25 for duvet, pillow and covers. im wondering whether thats so cheap because oxford have got a good bulk deal or because the quality is shod.
im bringing a kettle. we arent allowed to have anything else (e.g. toaster) in our room. we have three meals a day, that little kitchenette thing in the common room, and countless surrounding cafes; i cant see why we would need anything more.
im still not sure how much stuff we ought to bring, other than clothes.
thanks, though i got my requirements by a few UMS so im still thanking the gods of each major religion in turn. well done to you too
That's not too bad. I think I might shop around to see what else is available in terms of quality/ price but if I can't find anything better I might just order from them. After all, it's only for eight weeks per term
Same. I might just bring a few little bits (mugs etc) although there's probably no point bringing much more. After all I'm sure there's plenty of shops in Oxford where we could get some stuff if it was urgent. I might email my college parents just to be on the safe side
I'm going to try and pack light but I know I'll probably end up bringing too much :/
No problem That was lucky, although some of the exams were pretty brutal this year :/ Thank you so much, all that stress was worth it
Same. I might just bring a few little bits (mugs etc) although there's probably no point bringing much more. After all I'm sure there's plenty of shops in Oxford where we could get some stuff if it was urgent. I might email my college parents just to be on the safe side
Correction to earlier comment:The Hertford for Fawns booklet recommends we bring kettle, coffee, tea, mugs, glasses, cutler, crockery, saucpans, and cooking utensils.
Correction to earlier comment:The Hertford for Fawns booklet recommends we bring kettle, coffee, tea, mugs, glasses, cutler, crockery, saucpans, and cooking utensils.
Especially considering the unusual clothes we need: subfusc (what even is that? ) and fancy dress (jungle-themed? ffs )
yeah, my subconscious can't yet decide on whether it should suffer from Survivors Guilt or Impostors Syndrome.
p.s. Does our college have a facebook/whatsapp group/chat? i know other universities/colleges do. p.p.s wtf i just found out Simpkins the cat is dead.
I guess I will be bringing some kitchen stuff then :P I probably won't bring too much though :P
Ha ha I know right :P Oxford is the only university I know that still makes you wear a uniform for exams :/ What are you planning to wear for the bop? (Fancy dress has never been my thing :/)
So true :P I still can't believe I actually got in :P
They don't seem to, however it's been a while since I checked since I don't have Facebook. There might be something about it on the freshers page of the college website but I'm not sure.
Hi there! Just wondering, are there good outdoor training facilities at Oxford? Especially neat St. Catz? Just a simple pull up bar or monkey bars would be great for daily exercise :3
Hi there! Just wondering, are there good outdoor training facilities at Oxford? Especially neat St. Catz? Just a simple pull up bar or monkey bars would be great for daily exercise :3
Catz itself has a well equipped (indoor) gym. It's also quite close to the University Parks and the meadows, which are good for running. If you're specifically wanting outdoor facilities, I think there are some in South Park (bottom of Headington Hill).
Catz itself has a well equipped (indoor) gym. It's also quite close to the University Parks and the meadows, which are good for running. If you're specifically wanting outdoor facilities, I think there are some in South Park (bottom of Headington Hill).
Gavin
Ah ok cheers. Does the gym membership cost anything? or is it provided by the college?
Can I just ask how many AS and A-Levels you all got? I'm only doing 3 but since the reformed exams and since the government has stopped making a 4th A-Level compulsory, do you think it's okay to do this?