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  1. stressedstudent's Avatar
    1 01-06-2004  11:07
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    • Location: bedfordshire
    Bank Holidays
    Inspired by the thread in the Oxford forum - do you guys at Bristol get Bank Holidays off from lectures/classes? Or are they just business as usual? Thanks
  2. Genie1's Avatar
    2 01-06-2004  16:33
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    • Location: Liverpool
    I get bank holidays off in my department (Physiology)
  3. emom100's Avatar
    3 02-06-2004  19:26
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    i think everyone gets bank holl, perhaps not medics or dentists in later years though
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