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HeathenFarmer
Level 8
Dec 29, 2018
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I minored in Anthropology when I got my BA in Comparative Religions. I also had the privilege of working on some arch digs in Central American back in the 80s and 90s.
Fascinating ....all of it.
SkotlandSkye
Level 8
Dec 29, 2018
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Thats so interesting Skye. I did a couple of online courses which I loved.
Hey you over there in Burnley 
. I took my partner to Burnley and my uncle told me off (life long BRFC supporter)! Whats yer degree in? I sometimes teach at Burnley College, its amazing.
Amisja
Level 8
Dec 29, 2018
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@Kingmitsi I teach at UCLAN! Small world. I am fascinated by your course. That is defintely what I was built for but my parents said girls don't do that. Might bump into you if are ever over in Harrington or Brook buildings. I ocassionally teach in the bowels of Harris building which I call Hogwarts. How fab
@Kingmitsi I imagined you'd been in that building. You won't realise this but because of its age and who were the original students there, there are very few women's loos. In a university with unisex toilets, I find it fascinating that this continues. I honestly think those stairs move about as you climb them. I start off on one floor, climb the stairs and find I am on the exact same floor. Indeed that non-entity moves in strange ways. If you see me battling down to Harris (usually late with tons of soggy papers in my hands) say hi!
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