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LSE Sparks Outrage with Failure to Release Exam Results.
By Greg Sproston, Former Executive Editor Contemptuous School Management sends off Graduating Students with Final ‘Fuck You’. In a move very much befitting its’ shameful as position as the single worst British University for student satisfaction, the LSE today failed to release end of year results for all undergraduate (excepting LLB) and general course students by their own arbitrary and self-imposed deadline.
LSE Sparks Outrage with Failure to Release Exam Results.
In a move very much befitting its’ shameful as position as the single worst British University for student satisfaction, the LSE today failed to release end of year results for all undergraduate (excepting LLB) and general course students by their own arbitrary and self-imposed deadline. The deadline itself has been the subject of much debate as students have questioned the empathy of having an entire 24 hour ‘window’ for results publication.
Cleaners’ Strike Captivates Campus
LSE cleaners were on strike last Wednesday and Thursday. Both days, from 6am, campus was alive with cleaners, students and staff demanding LSE treat all members of the university community with dignity. Between 6am and 9am, striking cleaners and supportive members of the public held a picket outside the main entrance to the Old Building, with breakfast, chants and dancing. From 8:30, several cleaners left the picket for other jobs.
LSE Cleaners on Verge of Strike
The LSE came one step closer to seeing industrial action this week, as cleaners employed by Noonan delivered an ultimatum to school management on Friday 11 November.
Prashant Rao : From LSE’s Beaver Editor to AFP’s Baghdad Bureau Chief and The New York Times
Post By RelatedRelated Post By Taryana Odayar, Executive Editor. Taryana Odayar Taryana was elected Executive Editor of the Beaver in January 2016, having previously been the paper's Features Editor. She is a third year BSc Politics and Philosophy student, and a former LSE MUN-er and debater.
Students Present United Front with Marginalised LSE Workers
There was a mood of defiance and cautious optimism outside the Saw Swee Hock centre on Friday afternoon as students and others stood in solidarity with cleaners in condemnation of the treatment of staff on outsourced contracts. The event, advertised on Facebook as ‘Reinstate Alba: Justice for LSE Cleaners’ attracted a crowd of approximately 200.
Why We Love The Saw Swee Hock Café
It has many times been said that everyone has one story in them: a novel, a play, a collection of epic poetry. I am pretty much convinced that my one story was my first ‘restaurant review’. It was a bold but not overly-audacious piece that aimed to provide specific analysis, but according to my friends, ‘didn’t really have a point’. More of a forgettable Percy Jackson than a Harry Potter, it wasn’t outstanding, but I hope provided reasonable entertainment.
British Government bars LSE’s foreign academics from Brexit project
Up to nine foreign LSE academics specialising in EU affairs, who were working on a Brexit advisory project for the British Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO), have been barred from contributing to further government Brexit work.
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