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60ING TO UNIVERSITY IN BRITAIN After school many Brtish students go to unversity. They apply to several universities and receive offers of a place on condition that they acheve certan grades in ther A levels. Many universites receve some money from the state. The oldst and most famous are Oxford and
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brick universites because they were built in the 19th Centry wth brick rather thn stone. The newer unversites have their buildings grouped together on a campus.
A first degree, which is usually an Honours Degree, generally takes three years. Results are given as classes {that is, grades}: a first is the highest class, second are often split between upper second and lower second, and below that is a thirci. Graduates may add the letters BA {Bachelor of Arts} or BSc (Bachelor of Science) after their name. Some graduates go on to study for a further degree, often a
master's degree or a doctorate (Ph.D.).
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At most British Universities the academic year is divided into three terms. Throughout their degree course, students study a man subject, which is usually a mix of compulsory courses and electives. Teaching methods may vary between unverslties. Some students have lectures and semnars (discussion groups) and there are practicals for those studyng a sclence subject- At some universites
students have tutorials or supervisions.
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help them pay ther iving expenses. Now they ony receve a loan towards their expenses, and from 1999 most also have to pay f1000 a year towards tution les. The new arrangements have caused a
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for the frst time. ln an interview with Oprah Winfrey, Armstrong said he had used drugs during alt seven of his Tour de France wins, from 1999 to 2005.
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The confession took a long time to come. Despite having lost his Tour de France titles last year after a
doping investigation, Lance Armstrong always denied cheatng. But he had been lying. The 41-year-old American cyclist told Oprah Winfrey he used drugs in every Tour de France contest he won_ He took banned substances and used blood transfusions to increase his performance. Wthout drugs, he said, it wouldn't have been possible to win. Armstrong sad he kept repeating "one big lie'' and conceded that his admisson would be "too late" for most people. "All the fault and all the blame lies with me," Lance Armstrong said. But he denied having forced other members of his team to dope.
Reactions to Armstrong's decison to abandon his battle with US Ant-Dopng Agency varied across the world. For example, the legendary Eddy Merckx spoke in favour of Armstrong: "Lance was very correct
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during his career. All the tests he's undertaken have come back negatve.
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one, the tests don't really prove anythngi and two, Armstrong did not cheat", Merckx said,
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Armstrong confessed having drugs n the first Tour de France. He thought that he could have won f he hadn't had drugs. Armstrong ddn't try to make his team partners have drugs.
Everybody agreed wth Armstrong's decison.
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