And the play's first half is set in the offices of a laddish mag called Doghouse that delights in publishing blown-up shots of female breasts: the crisis comes when the editor, Aidan, discovers that a well-meaning junior, Sam, has sanctioned the use of shots of a 14-year-old girl.
Peer advisers, usually well-meaning juniors and seniors, circulate the received wisdom about who and what to take, invariably recommending the most popular, if not the most profound, courses.
It seems a strange RFL policy of only allowing the full England team to wear white, meaning the junior teams end up looking like Wales.
The University has a relatively compressed salary structure meaning that junior researchers are well paid compared to government, but senior people earn salaries that, until very recently, were 40% lower than market value.
And they do not say who said what: all the interviews were conducted on deep background, meaning candidates and junior staffers alike were granted cover without being identified in any way.
Members of the Seasoncard and Cityzens schemes are entitled to a £5 discount, meaning that some juniors can purchase tickets for as little as £10.
2. MICHIGAN STATE After this season, Tom Izzo's teams should always contend. 3. PURDUE All those great young players will be juniors, meaning the Boilermakers are legitimate national title contenders.
"That's you guys talking about it, not us," Junior said, meaning reporters.
There are worries of a vicious circle existing in some specialist areas - like paediatrics - with shortages of junior doctors meaning they are pressed hard on to rotas, leaving less time to study.
Hogg judged he had "misinterpreted" the scene, noting the medic was a "young, well meaning, but inexperienced and very junior doctor".
