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14 May 2024: Note that you will need a calculator for some questions, even though you are not allowed one in the exam. ... The current lecturer uses upper case for suffix notation, but past lecturers, and exam questions used lower case.

10 Jun 2024: So. I have rarely heard any student say, ‘Yes, I have done enough preparation for this exam. ... And it’s meant to be tough. And exams are meant to be stressful.

5 Jan 2024: Divine Economics. Michaelmas 2019. 13th October 2019, Revd. Dr Simon Perry, Economics and Forgiveness. ... Professor Hooker spoke about how Grace contravenes the prevailing climate of economic reciprocity.

4 Jan 2024: Whether the economic systems upon which we rely, arise naturally from ecological realities. ... era of economic prosperity, is expressed through the abundant provision of new wine.

29 Aug 2023: Very occasionally the College may disclose your personal data to individuals located outside the European Economic Area (EEA) who assist with the purposes set out above for the benefit of Robinson.

1 Feb 2024: As a result, I did very well in my second and third year exams, achieving a First two years in a row.

5 Jan 2024: or revising for imminent exams, and are more than likely feeling like some duck-billed, beaver-tailed, otter-footed platypus right now, not knowing whether their head still belongs to the ... exams that summer.

5 Jan 2024: And in such settings, economics was based upon mutual favours, that could earn you credit – and favours you owed to others, which would amass debt. ... There are no recognised hierarchies, no social status, no conventions of economics that God respects.

5 Jan 2024: When I arrived at Robinson in 2006 I was delighted by the College’s positive response to my unfashionable approach to Economics. ... This was the first of several regular lunches where we talked about economic policy and the state of economics.

4 Jan 2024: Poverty was marked in the first instance not by your individual lack of economic resources, by social exclusion in various forms. ... Eucharistic feast, like the one we share this evening, offers a radically alternative set of economic priorities.