So am I still worried? Well yes and no. It would be more accurate to say that the worries have been rearranged. Whereas before my worries were about paying my tuition fees, that has moved down the league table of worries and others have risen. For the majority of the year I would say I…Read more Am I still Worried?
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Free Education Protest In Central London-November 2015
Today I attended a demonstration calling for the abolition of tuition fees. However not as a demonstrator but as a member of my university TV crew and I must say it was quite an experience. Contrary to what many of the news outlets have attempted to portray the demo as, it was extremely peaceful despite…Read more Free Education Protest In Central London-November 2015
The First of September
Today is as good a day to make a comeback as any, I guess. The skies are a dismal grey, the grounds are a glistening black and the walls are wet, brown and dull. A typical post summer day in London then, which means for once I am looking forward to getting back to university in…Read more The First of September
Oh No, Reading Lists!
When first year university students are given their reading lists - I mean after searching their uni website themselves to find them - we don't really pay much attention to them. "Ha, read in advance? Mate they said first year is a breeze so forget that!" This leads to the inevitable first semester of each…Read more Oh No, Reading Lists!
A Science Filled Day For An English Student?
Yesterday was quite a fun day at work. I was told to supervise a group of students taking part in a local 'Science Challenge' at my old college. The thing that appealed to me the most when I was given the description about the day was that I would simply have to be there. "Excellent,"…Read more A Science Filled Day For An English Student?
Remembering Our Grandparents
Maybe it was something that popped up in a conversation recently or something I read, but today I feel like writing about my Grandparents. Four days before my eighth birthday, my grandparents passed away after a carbon monoxide leak in their home. Grandparents are unique in that we love them dearly because they treat us and…Read more Remembering Our Grandparents
Now Dabbling In The World Of Politics
Yesterday was quite an unusual one for me. I had been told to attend an event at the mosque in the afternoon which was being held as the Secretary of State MP Eric Pickles was visiting. Now you must understand that the local mosque is not one which usually hosts these types of visits so…Read more Now Dabbling In The World Of Politics
The Speech
As promised, the text of the speech I gave. If you have no idea what I am on about then you may want to check THIS post out. Growing up in Hackney, I am like any other Hackney Citizen in that there has always been a desire to be successful at everything I do so…Read more The Speech
Let It Snow…
The people of Britain love talking about the weather, we all know this and we have all heard this but come on, people all over the world must surely talk about the weather in the same way right? Unless you live near the equator where it is always delightfully warm. Saying that, I…Read more Let It Snow…
A Smash, A Crash!
Blog posts seem to be hitting me from all sides at the moment. Well technically that isn't true since my posts have been ccurring with less frequency recently but remember how the blog post fell on me when my bedroom ceiling collapsed? Well yesterday, a blog post came barging upto my front garden in the…Read more A Smash, A Crash!
The Life Of AWS
So what has been going on in the life of A Worried Student? Well apart from the ceiling crashing down in my bedroom as mentioned in my previous post, life has simply been screaming: "Aaah university is alot of hard work!" The jump is huge. Those people who said that A-levels are harder, I am…Read more The Life Of AWS
Arise Student! Arise!
Life is hard when you have to wake up at 7 am. Oh yes, for eons and eons, I have avoided the bleary eyed mornings of waking up before the postman has collected his load for the day and those times when I would wake up for school have disappeared blissfully into the deepest hidey…Read more Arise Student! Arise!