Help, I need somebody

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United Kingdom schools provide advice when examination results are published, and free careers advice is also available, though private careers counsellors are increasingly popular. Students may prefer to talk to someone they do not know if they feel they have performed poorly and let down family and teachers. Gabbitas Educational Consultants offers counselling and suggests 12 potential occupations after an aptitude test. Private counsellors may be able to offer more time with students than teachers who may face too many demands on their services when exam results are published.

Career Planning, United Kingdom, Management, Career choice, Career development, Career education

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It's such a laugh being somebody else

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Comedian Harry Enfield, 32, does not find himself amusing but invents funny characters to entertain the public. He is his own marketing manager, who stopped performing as 'Loadsamoney' before the audience tired of it. He invents new personalities in 'The Harry Enfield Show.' He attended a Catholic public school, which he hated, and then went to grammar school near Billingshurst, Sussex. After York University in 197, he took a revue to the Edinburgh Festival. John Lloyd spotted him for voice-overs on 'Spitting Image' when he was doing an impressionist act on the pub circuit.

Behavior, Personalities, Comedians, Enfield, Harry

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'Shane has made me somebody.' (George Stevens' film 'Shane'; theatrical producer Bill Kenwright) (Interview)

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George Stevens' film 'Shane' is extremely positive, according to theatrical producer Bill Kenwright, who was very moved by the film when he saw it as a child. He still watches the film frequently, and automatically equates anything good or pure with Shane, one of the main characters in the film. He believes that the film has had a great influence on his life, and is still very keen on the cinema.

Interview, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Theatrical producers and directors, Theatrical directors, Theatrical producers (Persons), Kenwright, Bill

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