TSR Med Students' Society Part III

I tried for you, but got "We were unable to find an exact match to your full text article. It is possible the article is not yet available on our service. You may want to try your search again after following this tip." What was most infuriating about Keele was if you wanted anything in Nature - not exactly the most obscure journal, you'd have to go physically find the journals and photocopy them as they couldn't be bothered to have them online

My lack of good access to journal articles is beginning to get irritating. Intercalating elsewhere just to get a better Athens account sounds more and more useful

If anyone fancies sending me this article, I'd be thankful.

Our SFX can't fine full text. Sorry.

...and a ditto with Cambridge. Can I ask why you're looking for that paper? I suspect there are other papers published in journals with a greater impact factor (and therefore more widely available) that can provide a decent review on the the pathogenesis of MS.

That's Nottingham and Newcastle that can't find it. I suspect it'll be a running theme.

Cheers anyway.

I'm already going for 8 weeks to work in a school, an extra two weeks might kill me I think I'm gonna look into doing some travelling before I actually start the project though, anyone ever been to a nice place in south africa before?

Try if you can to take a trip to Durban. Great city though i am slightly biased

There's so much I want to do but tell me, what's so great about Durban?

winnnn, it took me an hour but i was determined i could get it you've picked literally the most obscure article i think i've ever seen but i have it if you want it

I dyed my hair bright red this week, using comic relief as a cover story. Genius!

Firstly it has great beaches (The Golden Mile as is is commonly known), something Joburg lacks uShaka Marine world, take a rickshaw ride, if your adventurous you can dive with sharks, Durban has a big Indian population so your guaranteed a great curry, mmmn bunny chows . There is just so much to do and most of it revolves around the beach.

It sucks when you want to see and do so much in another country but time and funds prevent it

Just avoid the port areas when you are on your own *cough* but the casino has a really cheap cinema! There is also a market on the beach on Sundays and then there is Gateway Mall which has a surfing wave machine in it XD

Generally across SA there are places you just do not go to on your own especially in the evening, as is the case in many countries. I take it you have been to Durban then? Gateway is HUGE and the wave machine is pretty cool.

Firstly it has great beaches (The Golden Mile as is is commonly known), something Joburg lacks uShaka Marine world, take a rickshaw ride, if your adventurous you can dive with sharks, Durban has a big Indian population so your guaranteed a great curry, mmmn bunny chows . There is just so much to do and most of it revolves around the beach.

It sucks when you want to see and do so much in another country but time and funds prevent it

Haha, you didn't have to use so much time on it! I feel guilty.

For end of years I start about 1.5 months before the exam and go crazy(ish)?

But that's because I do barely anything throughout the year and have to learn things from scratch.

I've never really been travelling independently before and other than European countries the only place I've been to is Chicago so I'm going to get a huge culture shock.