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  Item Reference: KCLCAL-1971-1972-91

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General Information 95 Connaught Hall Warden Professor Lang lit An intercollegiate hall of residence for men students Study-bedrooms provided for 194 residents Fees £240 per session include part board Applications may be obtained from the Warden Connaught Hall of Residence 36-45 Tavistock Square WC1H 9EX and returned to him before 31st May International Hall Warden Rowe-Evans An intercollegiate hall of residence for men students Study bedrooms for some 430 undergraduate and graduate students Fees £240 session payable in three terminal instalments Applications to the Warden International Hall Brunswick Square WC1N 1AS by 31st May for admission the following October Hughes Parry Hall Warden Lewins sc ph An intercollegiate hall of residence for men and women students Fees 235-20 per session Applications may be obtained from the Warden Cartwright Gardens WC1H 9EF Lillian Penson Hall Warden McDonnell sc econ ph Lillian Penson Hall situated in Talbot Square W2 1TT is Hall of Residence for men and women postgraduate students including married couples without children The Hall includes single and double study-bedrooms and some small flats each with private bathroom telephone extension and central heating Further particulars upon application LODGINGS Lodgings Officer Mrs Muriel Tabert The University of London Lodgings Bureau Malet St London WC1E 7HY 01-636-2818 issues leaflets with the names and addresses of the above and other halls Students who need lodgings are also invited to consult the Bureau which acts in purely advisory capacity All addresses on the Register which covers most London districts are visited and carefully classified Every effort is made to meet the requirements of each student but owing to the great demand for rooms in London it is not possible to guarantee that the exact type of accommodation desired can be provided Unfurnished rooms are outside the province of the Bureau The Lodgings Officer prefers to see students during term time but from July to October they should apply by post when every effort will be made to provide an address at which there is suitable vacancy Interview hours are between 10 30 and noon and from 30 to Monday to Friday It is necessary to make an appointment well in advance
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