| PUTUPON | Take advantage of place at college in operation (3,4) |
| COLOGNE | Diary kept by individual at college in European city (7) |
| NUPTIAL | Like wedding ceremony at college, in Latin translation |
| CLOSEUP | U.S. actress at college in detailed photo (5,2) |
| PLUS | Advantage of place north of America (4) |
| ERUPT | Break out at college in middle of Perth (5) |
| SCHOOL | Sort of place at which Daniel works in Coronation Street (6) |
| CUTUPROUGH | Take something amiss with restriction at college in a bad state (3,2,5) |
| HERMIT | Keeps to himself his companion is at college in America (6) |
| PULSE | Turn up at college in London for a pound (5) |
| POLYGLOT | Linguist's good fortune at college in former times |
| BALLBEARINGS | Mechanical facilitators for one's sense of place at a dance (4,8) |
| PLAINCLOTHES | Police out of place at the Fancy Dress Ball? (5-7) |
| INAPT | Out of place at home, a pint (5) |
| COMMITANERROR | Arrive briefly at college in America and, almost by mistake, get off on the wrong foot (6,2,5) |
| CANNERY | Gulf of Georgia ___ (National Historic Site of Canada which was a salmon-packing facility when in operation in Steveston, BC) |
| AUCTION | Sale of lots of uranium in operation |
| ONGOING | Concerning condition, of course, still in operation |
| LIAISON | Secret affair is in operation after trouble in retreat (7) |
| COMPACT | Designed to be small in size and economical in operation (7) |
