Re: [kent-grads] Any university's collegiate system fading?

["Giles Toman" <giles@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I was in Darwin from 1986 - 1989. I liked the college system, although 
many of my friends were from other colleges.

The only "healthy competition" that I remember between the colleges was 
going on missions to steal the big Christmas trees out of the dining 
halls on the last night or so before the end of the first term!

Giles..

> On 15/12/05, Tim Roll-Pickering <T.C.Roll-Pickering@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > >
> > I have to admit that in my time at Kent (1998-2002) I did not especially
> > feel the college system - other than the location of some accomodation >
> (which was not used by all and in any case I understand this has since >
> been > decoupled) and having to vote in your college for SU elections
> (though > this > was increasingly abandoned by my last year) I could have
> gone through my > entire university career and never once have it matter
> just which college > I > was in. (Okay there were some other things but
> not all followed them.)
> 
> 
> I certinly didn't notice. I lived in Park Wood (twice) and never really
> notices I was part of Keynes.
> 
> But then I was there around the same time as you
> 
> Mark
> 

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