u/FruRoo

Apologies if this has been asked before, couldn’t find a post on it: I’m thinking of applying to LSE in next year’s admissions cycle, and potentially considering applying for two graduate MSc programmes (both in the politics field, though not both from the named ‘political science’ masters’ degree). I believe it says online that this is possible to do, but is it actually advisable to do so? Could it disadvantage my application as a whole (i.e the risk of coming across undecided?) Thanks.

Hey, I’m a college student from the UK who’s gonna be in the area for about a month or so for an internship. Really wanna meet likeminded young people from the area, ideally early 20s same as myself. If anyone has any recommendations for good activities/bars/places to meet and get to know people it’d be massively appreciated. Bars, parks, etc. If there’s live music, even better.

Anyone know what sort of instrument is playing right from the beginning, and at the end, of champagne supernova (and also in the instrumental section after each chorus?) All it says on the personnel list is 'whistle', even though it definitely sounds more like a harmonica in some parts. Am doing a cover of it with a band, and looking to find something to replicate the sound, so if anyone knows what it is/what might be passable would be much appreciated. Cheer