| ACADEMICYEAR | Lecturer has this noted on calendar as it's the college's busiest time |
| TUESDAYS | Said to select dates - these should be noted on calendar |
| IDES | 15th day of March in the Roman Calendar, as in "Beware, the ____ of March" (4) |
| PRICELIST | The producer says he has to hand it to the consumer, as it's the cost of getting Liszt on the radio (5,4) |
| FLAGSHIP | Jolly Roger moves pirates on the high seas, as it's the most important of its kind (8) |
| ALE | Beer that's noted on the calendar! (3) |
| TREND | As it's the general tendency to do so, Ted has joined the navy (5) |
| PEEPS | Looks quickly to see the busiest times on the radio (5) |
| ELECTORAL | One of the colleges to vote on exam, in a manner of speaking (9) |
| ORIEL | One of the colleges of the University of Oxford; or, a type of bay window (5) |
| BALLIOL | One of the colleges of the University of Oxford, founded 1263 (7) |
| PALEST | This sort of staple is used as it's the least colourful |
| ATTRIBUTE | You can consider it, as it's the vehicle belonging to the brat pack (9) |
| RESTORES | Points noted on the roster, he puts it back |
| CAREOF | Type of transport used by Executive Officer on Feb 1st might be noted on envelope |
| OBOE | Outside broadcast noted on and off as source of music (4) |
| HIGHSEAS | On quitting resort's busiest time they endanger sailors (4,4) |
| PEAK | Busiest time to rake up rubbish around the hood, oddly enough (4,4) |
| HOUR | Busiest time to rake up rubbish around the hood, oddly enough (4,4) |
| SPEAK | Express heading for Swansea at the busiest time |
