Hardly surprising, I made them both up.Originally Posted by Peter
Go on, Peter, tell us where you got your degree. We promise not to laugh.
Too much.
Hardly surprising, I made them both up.
Go on, Peter, tell us where you got your degree. We promise not to laugh.
Too much.
Surely East Anglia Polytechnic is where Henry Wilt lectured?Hardly surprising, I made them both up.
Go on, Peter, tell us where you got your degree. We promise not to laugh.
Too much.
I got mine on ebay but that is thoroughly beside the point.Hardly surprising, I made them both up.
Go on, Peter, tell us where you got your degree. We promise not to laugh.
Too much.
So Open University then? Or do they do a poly nowadays as well?
There are no polys. The phrase you are looking for is 'post-92'.So Open University then? Or do they do a poly nowadays as well?
Sure there are, they just call them really sh1t universities nowadays, thanks to the genius of Labour and Tony Blair.
Nice try, but the term post 92 is not an accident. All polytechnics became universities under John Major. Nothing to do with Mr Blair or the Labour Party.
Major was almost as bad a limp socialist as Cameron and, God help us, Comrade May.
I despair.
Well, I'll admit that my modern English history is limited to post 95 when I arrived. And even that isn't very good.
But it was Blair that wanted to get the post secondary education numbers up to 50% wasn't it? And didn't he dumb down A levels and let pretty much every institution call themselves a university in order to do that?
Ooh, I say. That's what we used to call a :wallop:
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