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Original post by glimmers
I wonder if the colleges that don't typically fish people would look in the summer pool this year


I think quite probably.

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Original post by fablereader
That hat cannot be eaten. The universal laws regarding the destruction of cool objects forbid it. :biggrin:


I don't care what everyone else says about you. *I* know you are a gentleman and a scholar and a connoisseur of all things fine.
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Original post by glimmers
I wonder if the colleges that don't typically fish people would look in the summer pool this year


If they have slots to fill, they have to take people from the pool. I'm not sure whenever colleges can develop the skill of "recognizing candidates that will meet their offers" and how.
Original post by jneill
I don't care what everyone else says about you. *I* know you are a gentleman and a scholar and a connoisseur of all things fine.


:colondollar: Thanks!

Edit: Seriously, I now want to know where I can get one.
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Original post by zpx
If they have slots to fill, they have to take people from the pool. I'm not sure whenever colleges can develop the skill of "recognizing candidates that will meet their offers" and how.


If they had slots to fill in the past they will probably look first at their own "near misses". But yes if a strong candidate is know to be already in the pool (i.e an Open Offer holder) then perhaps they will look at them first this time around.

The question is whether Open Offer holders are automatically pooled.
Original post by fablereader
:colondollar: Thanks!

Edit: Seriously, I now want to know where I can get one.


The best hat shop in the world.

Christys'. On Jermyn Street.
Original post by jneill
The best hat shop in the world.

Christys'. On Jermyn Street.


*Google Christys'* I think I now know of a place that can divert me from the museums and bookshops next time I'm in London ...
Original post by fablereader
:colondollar: Thanks!

Edit: Seriously, I now want to know where I can get one.


May I suggest Lock & Co. Hatters.
Cool... so maybe we have a number of Downing CompSci's here?
Slightly surprised at the under-representation of Churchill & engineers
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Original post by thewinelake
Cool... so maybe we have a number of Downing CompSci's here?
Slightly surprised at the under-representation of Churchill & engineers


Probably, I can't check atm and yeah there was a large discrepancy for Engineers which was a bit surprising for me.
Original post by jamestg
May I suggest Lock & Co. Hatters.


Christys' supplies Locks :wink:

But a lovely shop. Also Bates.

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Goodness-that's crazy! If they knew it was you then it's not likely there are several others waiting with you for perhaps one or more places? I'm going to make a hopeful guess: They are over numbers but really want you so are trying to negotiate an extra place on the course you want? I can't think of any other reason for dragging it out. How horrible for you though. 😬

Original post by epsilondelta
Thank you guys! I phoned and she knew who I was before I even gave my name :colondollar: no decision has been made yet, and it could be next week.

Is it too early for a drink?
My History department aren't marking coursework first drafts

Stressful :frown:
Original post by jneill
Get the salt ready...

My actual hat:

Spoiler




That's an inordinately covetable Homburg.
Original post by NeverLucky


So the Courses are pretty close, but Colleges are more "erratic". Interesting!

And thanks. Again!

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Original post by Reality Check
That's an inordinately covetable Homburg.


Fedora. :smile:

I prefer a flat rim. Ooer.

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Original post by NeverLucky
Probably, I can't check atm and yeah there was a large discrepancy for Engineers which was a bit surprising for me.


Chem Eng should be (say) 50:50 split between NatSci and Engineering.

Also HisPol etc are new.

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Original post by jneill
Chem Eng should be (say) 50:50 split between NatSci and Engineering.

Also HisPol etc are new.

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Even so, it doesn't cover much of the discrepancy. Where the engineers hiding :lol:
Original post by SteamboatMickey
My History department aren't marking coursework first drafts

Stressful :frown:

I thought that teachers can't mark the coursework and give feedback.

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