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BioSoc Freshers' Squash

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Come join us at our Freshers’ Squash for drinks and nibbles in the tearoom at the Plant Sciences Department. Here you can also become a member – we’ll be offering lifetime membership at the same price as annual membership (£10). Members can attend our talks for free (non-members have to pay £2). If you aren’t able to attend, you can still become a member at one of our talks later in the term – we will continue to offer discounted lifetime membership to anyone who e-mails our membership secretary (membership@biosoc.co.uk) by October 23rd.

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