| # | Name | Comments |
|---|
| 101 | Jayne Bell | |
| 102 | Phil Stead | Miserable bastards let them watch the game |
| 103 | Jill Hamilton | |
| 104 | Jill Marie | |
| 105 | Donna | |
| 106 | garry williams | |
| 107 | Phil Tucker | Come one - once in a lifetime event!
Common sense is needed. |
| 108 | Phil Davies | I'm a Cardiff Business School alumni and Saturday exams are a daft idea, full stop. Let the students vote to keep Saturday exams or change early evenings in the week (4pm-7pm or 5pm-8pm) as the University of Glamorgan did. You can imagine which way they voted. |
| 109 | Eleri David | |
| 110 | dan phillips | |
| 111 | Adam Speight | |
| 112 | Simon CF24 | "An FA Cup Final with Cardiff City is a once in a lifetime event, surely they can have a heart and move it" |
| 113 | James Mackenzie - Smith | |
| 114 | Anonymous | |
| 115 | Tom Payne | |
| 116 | Gareth Norman | You'd think they would have a heart? But clearly not, seeing as they have put an exam on a Saturday in the first place. Exams & education is important, but so is R&R, which in the UK traditionally occurs on a Saturday & Sunday.
Let them sit the exam early. Schools do it for GCSE & A-Level It happened to me & as a teacher there times that students have to alter the official time when they sit an exam.
No reason why these students could not sit it early & leave early, it is allowed to leave an exam early. Plus if no further student was allowed into the exam once these students have left, how can any cheating or collusion occur? Plus they are prepared to pay invigilators for the added time needed.
To not allow this exam to be rearranged seems narrow minded, pig headed and does not meet the governments requirement that every student matters. |
| 117 | jish | |
| 118 | Anonymous | |
| 119 | Bryan Woodland | It would be a truly historic gesture to suit a truly historic moment for welsh sport. |
| 120 | Anonymous | |
| 121 | laura godfrey | |
| 122 | bluepine | oh come on |
| 123 | Anonymous | this is also the day of my graduation through the OU at St Davids Hall, only one winner there. Come on give these kids a break |
| 124 | Anonymous | |
| 125 | craig | |
| 126 | Gordon Chittenden | Bringing forward the time of these exams in exceptional circumstances would only be fair. |
| 127 | Steven O'Donovan | C'mon, have a heart !
It'll not happen again for a long, long time !!!!!! |
| 128 | Geraint Aubrey | Its a shokcing farce that a simple exam cannot be re-arranged to accomodate one of the greates sporting events in welsh history. Best of luck to you both.
Dai Vader! |
| 129 | Ben | Disgraceful, as a fellow Cardiff University Student, I can totally sympathise. At least Chemistry have managed to schedule my exams away from the special day! |
| 130 | Anonymous | |
| 131 | Speedy Blue | Please allow these true Cardiff City fans to take their exam early, after all it is the greatest day in Cardiff City Football Club's history and a once in a life time opportunity for them. |
| 132 | Anonymous | Rules are there to broken! Well slightly bent in times of real desperation! |
| 133 | becky taylor | |
| 134 | Anonymous | Have a heart, even letting them start an hour earlier would not be too much to ask in the circumstances surely ? |
| 135 | Tina Whitehead | Don't be tight! |
| 136 | AndyFS | |
| 137 | Anonymous | |
| 138 | Richard Jenkyns | |
| 139 | JP Grimes | |
| 140 | Anonymous | |
| 141 | gareth bevan | let them take it early you know it makes sense |
| 142 | ashley | i think the students should be alloud to go in 1 hour earlier if i was in that situation i would be really gutted! there both die hard city fans nd i hope them the best of luck |
| 143 | Benjamin Tinsley | |
| 144 | Huw Williams | |
| 145 | Owain Thomas | This is a potential once in a lifetime event and the Universities are not making a good name for themselves, or giving their students a fair chance to complete their studies to the best of their abilities.
It would take very little re-organization or extra effort to accommodate these changes on behalf of the Universities, but would show a huge degree of commitment and open-mindedness to their students. |
| 146 | Louise | |
| 147 | Beverley Young | |
| 148 | mike hill | |
| 149 | Nigel Harris | Have a heart and let Nick and Jo just start their exams a little earlier.
Academia and work is important but recognise this is a once-in-a-lifetime occasion but it is supposed to be fun and recognise a range of values too. |
| 150 | Kami Patel | |