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Subject: Scary couples - Reply to Paul

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Ian

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Date Posted: 15:04:36 11/04/03 Tue
In reply to: Ian 's message, "Scary couples and SF" on 14:22:51 11/04/03 Tue

Paul you make an excellent point, teaching time at the Southern friendly unis is tiny in comparison to OXimpbridge

Cardiff currently have one teacher for a total of 4 hours of lessons a week,

Bath one teacher and 6 hours of lessons a week

Exeter one teacher and 3 hours a week

Bristol two teachers for about 4 hours a week each

Southampton two teachers for about 4 hours a week each

Surrey one teacher for 4 hours

Kent one teacher for 2 hours

Warwick one teacher for 4 hours

Cambridge/Oxford/Imperial have two or more teachers and probably well over 30 hours of lessons (group and team) a week.

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However (running the risk of offending people), how many people seriously expect Cardiff to be a top university for a long period of time?

They are good simply because they have a few "scary" couples there simultaneously, and don't appear to have the necessary strength in depth (ie the C- and D-teams). I would personally be very surprised if Cardiff were still in the same position 4 years from now.

Thinking back a few years, remember how strong London were, and (to a lesser extent) Bristol. Now, where are they?

Paul

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Re: Scary couples - Reply to Paul	Robin	17:22:05 11/04/03 Tue

Re: Scary couples - Reply to Paul	Karen	22:02:48 11/04/03 Tue