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No More Exams!
Posted Jun 11, 2002
Thankfully!
I need a 
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Last Exam Tomorrow!
Posted Jun 10, 2002
The exam season is soon to be over for me.
Only two papers, Philosophy of Religion and Ethics (both part of Philosophy) remain.
Then, it's back to work (!) for A2s. Oh joy! 
Quote of the Day:
"If a man cannot choose, he ceases to be a man"
Anthony Burgess, "Clockwork Orange" (A590771)
Kenrick
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Drifting In, Drifting Out
Posted Jun 8, 2002
What with AS exams nearly over now, I will/should/might/could/may be visiting h2g2 a bit more regularly than I have been recently. Just written a new entry on the Ontological Argument and stuck it in PR. Take a look if you're interested.
Life's moving along pretty quick at the moment and I have about 10 things to do at the moment (sleeping's high up on the priority list).
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ABSENT
Posted Nov 22, 2001
Due to reasons that will not be discussed at this juncture, I will not be on h2g2 regulary or frequently for the foreseeable future. Any urgent correspondance can be forwarded to the email address listed above in my Personal Introduction.
We apologise for the inconvenience,
Kenrick
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Soon to be Ex-Scout
Posted Aug 19, 2001
I've tendered my email of resignation today, as I feel that I don't have enough time now to do the job properly, especially as I'm going back to study soon in September and as the Prayer Room has taken off a bit more.
Anyway, slightley sad about it, but I guess it'll be for the best.
Soon I'll remove the orange badge as soon as I've recieved permission to leave.
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