A 50 year old film
Lots of women on Facebook and on dating websites say their favourite film is “Breakfast at Tiffany’s” (don’t ask me how I know this, but trust me, it’s true). It’s such a cliché that I wonder if women select it … Continued
Graduation weekend
The MFin class of 2009-10 graduated last Saturday. I need to explain what this means. In Cambridge, you aren’t actually allowed to use the title MFin (or whatever degree you’ve got) unless you graduate, either in person or in absentia. … Continued
Class size: small but perfectly formed
We are getting close to the end of the admissions process. There is always a large margin of error at this stage but it looks likely that next year’s class will be a bit bigger than this. I’d suggest a … Continued
Greece versus Ireland
Three Eurozone countries are being “bailed out” at present: Greece, Ireland and Portugal. In each case the country’s government has been lent money by public sector organisations (IMF, European Central Bank (ECB) and EU member states) because the private markets … Continued