THELORDRODWELL
Striker
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We know, we've read your stuff beforeLove an envious inverted snob post
That's great so very pleased for youI'm gid chuffed like and so happy
My youngest is going to be doing a veterinary degree at Glasgow. Got AAB, needed 3 A's but still accepted. Chuffed for him, grafted his nuts off.
So you claimed there isn't a class issue at Durham University before describing specific examples of a class issue and a general culture of making working class kids feel 'different'.Bollocks. I just graduated there in June with a first. I often felt I stood out in what was a very middle class community because of my working class background, but I didn't feel the brunt of anyone for that be it students or staff. I knew a lad there who had came from Eton, he was a stuck up little wanker but honestly, it was a privilege to attend that institution.
Yes, the "culture" is different, but that is not a serious reason to discourage anyone and there is no class based bullying.
So you claimed there isn't a class issue at Durham University before describing specific examples of a class issue and a general culture of making working class kids feel 'different'.
As an institution it represents everything I abhor.
And Durham as a city is little more than a toff's theme park these days.
Gone are the days of it being a community city.
Anyone bright enough to get into a top University should be bright enough to cope with class discrimination and the reasons for it.Had a real class and anti-local issue when I was there. I still made friends and found a place to fit in but it was quite open at points - to the point I'd get told in discussions that my opinion didn't count because "in the parts of the country that matter..." and shite like that. I just enjoyed fighting back and challenging it a lot - especially since I was at one of the "posh" colleges.
Toffs from the surrounding areas like Bearpark?So you claimed there isn't a class issue at Durham University before describing specific examples of a class issue and a general culture of making working class kids feel 'different'.
As an institution it represents everything I abhor.
And Durham as a city is little more than a toff's theme park these days.
Gone are the days of it being a community city.
Dean or janitor?