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Reply 80

xx_ambellina_xx

14

I hope historians are vaguely scruffy. I'm not smart.

Reply 81

minimo

15

What about economists Priya? I cannot afford any more clothes :frown:

Reply 82

groovy_moose

1

yeah, i hope there are at least a few scruffy philosophers... i don't do fashionable... (or dripping from head to toe in jewellry for that matter... :confused:

)

Reply 83

naelse

15

you don'y need to change the way you dress just to fit in!

Reply 84

volsunga

Are people really so concerned about what everyone will be wearing? At my FE college it was "anything within the rules" (and some things out of them), so I'm pretty used to not being fashionable and no one caring... I wore knee high DMs to my interview!

Reply 85

Adhsur

15

At the moment my crisis is not having much which is warm. I live in Tshirts! :frown:

Reply 86

salsa caribe

I don't understand how some people can actually stay alive wearing t shirt and jeans in november.
For my its hoodies and huge jackets all the way.

Reply 87

naelse

15

it is very cold in cambridge. bring jumpers!

Reply 88

priya

14

French Pikachu

and land economists? :p:

minimo

What about economists Priya? I cannot afford any more clothes

ahhh so many questions. erm, i dunno. land economists in my year (and in year above) are pretty snazzy dressers, but thats only 4 people out of the whole dept. erm, economists.....varies i guess? i havent really observed the female ones that closely..... :p:

Reply 89

Ticki

8

xx_ambellina_xx

I hope historians are vaguely scruffy. I'm not smart.

I have a friend who went to lectures (and an exam) in his dressing-gown. On the upper end of the scale there's "Briefcase guy", who has a lovely leather briefcase and shoes, plus a suit and cufflinks. There are quite a few "Rah, Pashmina" girls, but the vast majority are happy in the usual jeans + top combo. Whatever you feel most comfortable in when you're reading. Honestly, whatever you wear you'll be fine.

Reply 90

priya

14

vicki- come online....i havent chatted to u properly in aaages!

historians tend to be a VERY mixed bunch. theyre either normal, ueber glam, or well, just plain weird and away with the fairies.

Reply 91

musicbloke

17

French Pikachu

and land economists ? :p:

Where Shorts and Rugby shirts, and carry rugby balls.

MB

Reply 92

musicbloke

17

Ticki

I have a friend who went to lectures (and an exam) in his dressing-gown. On the upper end of the scale there's "Briefcase guy", who has a lovely leather briefcase and shoes, plus a suit and cufflinks. There are quite a few "Rah, Pashmina" girls, but the vast majority are happy in the usual jeans + top combo. Whatever you feel most comfortable in when you're reading. Honestly, whatever you wear you'll be fine.

I have a briefcase (admittely it's pretty crap) but there's a reason behind it. The beauty of briefcases is that regardless of how disorganised you are, all your papers stay flat to be "organised"/binned at a later date.

MB

Reply 93

Ticki

8

musicbloke

I have a briefcase (admittely it's pretty crap) but there's a reason behind it. The beauty of briefcases is that regardless of how disorganised you are, all your papers stay flat to be "organised"/binned at a later date.

You don't look like a Civil Servant yet though. :wink:

Reply 94

musicbloke

17

Ticki

You don't look like a Civil Servant yet though. :wink:

Well no, I look like a ****ing scruff.

MB

Reply 95

minimo

15

Ticki

I have a friend who went to lectures (and an exam) in his dressing-gown. On the upper end of the scale there's "Briefcase guy", who has a lovely leather briefcase and shoes, plus a suit and cufflinks. There are quite a few "Rah, Pashmina" girls, but the vast majority are happy in the usual jeans + top combo. Whatever you feel most comfortable in when you're reading. Honestly, whatever you wear you'll be fine.

So if I was to wear my pashminas, I'd be considered a rah? :frown:

I'm not in any way, but I like the look.

Reply 96

Ticki

8

minimo

So if I was to wear my pashminas, I'd be considered a rah? :frown:

I'm not in any way, but I like the look.

No, there's far more to being a "Rah, Pashmina" girl than just the pashmina.

Reply 97

Elles

17

like the backcombed 'messy' or straightened within an inch of its life hair, the OTT eye makeup, the big earings, trendy yet impractical bag..

& all the attitude that goes with it. :wink:

Reply 98

minimo

15

lol...I do/have none of those things :smile:

Can people be bothered to wear make up to lectures?!

Reply 99

Elles

17

when you only have 1/2 optional, late AM/PM lectures a week, i guess so.. they probably becomes more a 'see & be seen' event.

when you have at least 2 a day & they start at 9.. no is the general answer! :p:

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