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I'll be attending classes in Wycliffe Hall from March 12 - April 16 and then will be taking a 3-week tour of the rest of Europe.

What I'm wondering is what are things I can do after classes end? From what I've heard from students who have done this "EuroSpring" study abroad program is that we get out of classes around 4pm or 5pm and then are free to do whatever we please. Most students get a bus pass since buses leave Oxford every 10 minutes or so headed for London. So I will definitely be investing in a bus pass, but what else is there to do nightly around London?

Any other suggestions on things I should do while in town?

I just started playing WoW again after about 2.5 years of inactivity. I have a lv. 57 Human Mage (the talent tree was reset, so I have no spec currently) on Doomhammer. (If it matters, I haven't entered Outlands yet.)

It may also be worth noting that I was a pretty casual, rookie player 2.5 years ago and am even worse now after the hiatus.

I was wondering if I should keep playing my mage and try to fit into the new content going on or if I should roll up a new character and go from there.

If I do continue with my mage, I was wondering if I should stick with the Fire spec I was running with before or if I should switch to a new one.

If this is in the wrong subreddit just let me know and I

I was thinking about this post where pigeons tend to react differently than humans to the problem. From what I see in all the comments is that it's just a bunch of people debating the statistics of it. But what does the fact that the pigeons act differently mean? Does it actually mean anything? Do humans tend to be slightly arrogant and trust in their own "common sense"?

Pizza was very much appreciated!

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Simply put: hoping for a break from ramen, pancakes, cereal, and mac and cheese. I'm located in Northern Minnesota.

My girlfriend and I are unemployed (but dropping off applications and making follow-up calls on them) and are currently looking at no income with August rent rapidly approaching. We have no one to borrow money from and are hoping that reddit can help us out. We're both fourth year college students living in a college town with a large high school near by which makes jobs extremely hard to come by, especially during summer.

Simply put, we need help with rent (and if anyone here is hiring people in the Bemidji area) and we will most definitely repay any loan made with interest.