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Answer: I can hardly believe this is a serious question, but just in case it i.​.​.​ Susan's Digest Top Stories For You Can you get into Cambridge or Oxford University's Ph.D. program with a 60% pass percentage at the undergraduate level? Gill Bullen, not an Oxford graduate, but have sent students there Written Jun 1 I can hardly believe this is a serious question, but just in case it is, or in case there is anyone else out there wondering this: UK universities do not routinely admit peo...  Read More » What do recruiters/hiring managers know that job seekers don't? Dandan Zhu, Top Billing Headhunter, Career Coach, CEO and Founder, Dandan Global Written Apr 18 From the perspective of being a headhunter aka agency recruiter since I was 23, here are a few things recruiters and hiring managers know that job seekers don't: #1. All bas...  Read More » What happens if you accidentally sleep on your back while pregnant? Lindsay Buckley, Attorney (2012-present) Updated Tue When I was pregnant I slept on my back. I asked my OB/GYN about it and she said it was fine as long as I didn't start to feel like I was losing feeling in my legs or gettin...  Read More » If local detectives show up at your door and say your name came up in one of their investigations and they'd like you to come down to the station with them to talk about it, does that usually mean you're a suspect? Lazerath Myrddyn, Humanistic Psychology in college and have a child of our own Written Jun 4 This actually happened to me. I drove down to the station and they escorted me to an interview room. I sat there for about 30 minutes until the detective came in and let me...  Read More » I have a young lady who works for me who is good at her job and kind to everyone but is exactly 10 minutes late all the time. I've fired people for less but not her. Have I made a mistake in not firing her earlier? Kent Aldershof, Healthy, optimistic, and productive in the ninth decade Written Mar 7 Peculiar that it is every day, and exactly 10 minutes. Sounds very much like she has a particular train or bus trip, which controls her arrival time at work. Or she has to ...  Read More » Why are anxiety meds so addictive but medication for depression isn't? Alan Koenigsberg, Physician/Owner (1983-present) Written Jun 1 We use the same medications, generally, SSRI's to treat depressive disorders and anxiety disorders. If you mean why are benzodiazepines more likely to be addictive, when TCA...  Read More » What is the dark side of Hawaii as a tourist? Garrick Saito, raised in Hawai'i Updated Jun 1 The dark side of Hawaii as a tourist is that, on average, about one tourist will die per week, when they were expecting to have the time of their life. They die because they...  Read More » I lied for the first time to my boss telling him that I will not be able to get to work today because I got hospitalized. Now he asks me for proof of hospitalization. What should I do? Ari Dell, former Teacher Updated Jun 6 Oh, you've gotten yourself in quite a pickle! This is why you shouldn't tell unreasonable lies to get off of work. I guess if you don't want to be found out, have health in...  Read More » Is is possible to have an invisible pregnancy? Alexandra Angle Written Jun 5 Yes cryptic/delayed pregnancies do happen. When I was 20 years old, I had a roommate the same age as me. One morning she was complaining of a pain in her side, nausea and a ...  Read More » It's been 7 months since the breakup, and I have accepted that my ex doesn't want me anymore, and I know I would not go back to him ever, but why do I still want his attention and miss him? Irina Cruz, Certified Life Coach Written May 29 It is absolutely normal to feel this way. It is normal to have thoughts, memories, ups and downs, better days, and worse. To be taken away with memories while listening to ...  Read More »   Read More in Your Feed Follow Quora on: Get the App for iOS and Android This email was sent by Quora (650 Castro Street #450, Mountain View, CA 94041). If you don't want to receive this type of email in the future, please unsubscribe.http://www.quora.com/