Where and what is the CSC building or room or whatever it is
The CSC room is the clubs and societies room and is a big(ish) open plan room on the 2nd floor of the Bloomsbury building (One with the theatre in it). If you go upto the 2nd floor and follow the corridor you'll see it easily.
How do you get onto wireless internet on campus? Never had to use it before, and I'm a bit clueless. Tried logging in with usual userid and password but didn't work. Help please?
I hate UCL printers going to have to trudge through the rain to the one in my department and pray that either one is functioning (unlike last time) as the one in the Schafer cluster is STILL broken.
I MISS LONDON i'm looking for places to live already. Might move to Wood Green. Heard it's dodgy, but **** it, I'm in RUSSIA.
I live there and it's fine (well, not been stabbed so far...). People are always shocked that we live so far out but it's pretty good actually All the shops you'll ever need are nearby and transport is really good; we live 2 secs from Turnpike lane station and on the route of the 29 so it's easy to get anywhere (~15 mins tube to Euston). Plus it's cheap
I live there and it's fine (well, not been stabbed so far...). People are always shocked that we live so far out but it's pretty good actually All the shops you'll ever need are nearby and transport is really good; we live 2 secs from Turnpike lane station and on the route of the 29 so it's easy to get anywhere (~15 mins tube to Euston). Plus it's cheap
yeah! i was thinking **** it, the 29 goes to wood green so it should be fine! and my friend lived in archway last year - he didn't like living that far out too much and wants to live really close in final year, but i want to find somewhere i'll be able to stay in after graduation if possible.
i think as long as you live on a route with a good night bus it will never be too bad. i would live in camden town again as i loved living near regents park last year etc but i want to save some cash
how much is your rent if you don't mind? gotta factor that in, despite the fact i was so lazy last year living by mornington crescent i ended up spending at least a tenner a week on transport anyway! (even to uni )
yeah! i was thinking **** it, the 29 goes to wood green so it should be fine! and my friend lived in archway last year - he didn't like living that far out too much and wants to live really close in final year, but i want to find somewhere i'll be able to stay in after graduation if possible.
i think as long as you live on a route with a good night bus it will never be too bad. i would live in camden town again as i loved living near regents park last year etc but i want to save some cash
how much is your rent if you don't mind? gotta factor that in, despite the fact i was so lazy last year living by mornington crescent i ended up spending at least a tenner a week on transport anyway! (even to uni )
£115, and the good thing about living out is that it's not a tiny flat like in the centre - we have six bedrooms, which are all normal sized doubles (no box room), a lounge, a big kitchen, 2 bathrooms and a garden with a barbecue It costs ~£86 a month for a student zone 3 travelcard which works out at about £19 a week so added on that's £134 a week for rent and travel When we were looking closer to uni eg Camden, £130 seemed standard for rent alone! I don't think I know anybody paying less that that.