Where the tables get the drinks in for you...
By Jo Best
Published: 20 September 2006 11:15 GMT
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Welcome to the Intermission Bar at the University of Westminster students' union, where academics come to while away their evenings and their student loans.
The 499-capacity venue now plays host to six high tech tables, kitted out with pop-up touchscreens where students can order drinks without having to leave their seats.
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So cool my old uni haunt. could have done with thi...
Rob
I suggested something like this years ago when I w...
Richard Davies
drunk folk cant use computers & in a real pub the ...
Jamie
May I pose a couple of questioms.
Just who pays f...
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