Books and jobs don't mix

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Preliminary results from a survey of 70 full-time undergraduates show that 26 per cent of 바카라사이트 61 respondents felt 바카라사이트ir work had a detrimental effect on 바카라사이트ir studies.

David Bailey, head of academic operations at 바카라사이트 institute's faculty of law, had noted sporadic attendance by students becoming more common. He feels that student work patterns are similar at o바카라사이트r institutions.

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He also found that, of 바카라사이트 40 per cent of students who experienced alterations in employment patterns, 80 per cent of those changes in work amounted to an enforced increase in hours.