Can LSE students use the UoL gym?

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Reply 60

Londo

Yeah!, Barlett MSc and PhD from the LSE, and our twelfth Nobel Prize winner.

London School of Economics

London

Reply 61

BossLady

Researcher Lond

So you're on the World of Warcraft, eh? Are you that nerdy elf who's part of the Magical Machines Engineering Guild?

I have no idea what you're talking about in terms of the "Magical Machines Engineering Guild" as I have only ever played the game once when my friend convinced me to try it (I was a Dead Person character or whatever they're called). Suffice to say it was rather tedious and I could feel my brain being turned to mush, so I won't be playing that game, or others anytime soon.

Comp games are all very well for those who don't like to leave their house/room...ever...but for others of us who prefer human company as oppose to solely the company of a motherboard, well comp games just won't satisfy us for long.

Reply 62

Xanthe

Researcher Lond...just to say, I love ya! Just a random thought. :flutter:

*Wonders why last post got deleted by Miles*

Reply 63

Researcher Lond

Xanthe

Researcher Lond...just to say, I love ya! Just a random thought. :flutter:

*Wonders why last post got deleted by Miles*

I hope PD doesn't read that! He'll be heart-broken. :wink:

Reply 64

roff

social7bee

I'm pretty sure that LSE is affiliated in some way with the University of London, but can LSE students use the UoL gym for free? What about for a small price? Is the UoL gym close to LSE?

perhaps the question you should be asking is: can lse students use other UoL libraries for free?

Reply 65

Xanthe

Researcher Lond

I hope PD doesn't read that! He'll be heart-broken. :wink:

I just love reading your posts. It's a breath of fresh air to not some of the bull**** people like af1 post. :cool:

Reply 66

Researcher Lond

ramroff

perhaps the question you should be asking is: can lse students use other UoL libraries for free?

Depends on your department.

In some subjects you have full UoL library rights.

In others you dont (eg economics) and must seek formal permission (including, I think, a letter from a lecturer) to have borrowing rights at UoL library (and only if actually needed).

EDIT - misread your post - thought you were referring to the main UoL Senate House library. With regards to the libraries at other UoL colleges officially you can but unofficially you cant and wont.