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Grow up, minister told
27th September 2002, The Journal, North East
Angry North students and teachers last night rounded on education chiefs, accusing them of using an inquiry into the A-level grades scandal to score political points in a 'public squabble'. Article refers to Jilly Morrison, of Otterburn, who lost a place to read English Literature at this University.
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Chicken run will aid Romanian orphans
27th September 2002, The Journal, North East
Staff and students from the school of agriculture, food and rural development are taking part in the Great North Run to raise money to buy chickens for a Romanian farm which provides a halfway house for Romanian orphans.
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For what it's worth
27th September 2002, The Times, UK
Article about the changing nature of house-price increases around the UK, which mentions an earlier report on negative equity carried out by academics at this University.
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New Technologies
26th September 2002, The Journal: Tyneside Vision, North East
Today's edition of The Journal contains the latest edition of Tyneside Vision, which includes a feature on new technologies being pioneered by the University.
Mine of information seeks new role
26th September 2002, The Journal, North East
Historical feature on the North of England Institute of Mining and Mechanical Engineers, with comment from Norman McCord, Emeritus Professor of Social History.
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A silent future for Charles?
26th September 2002, BBC Online, World News
Prince Charles is fully entitled to hold strong views on politics. The problem comes when he voices them, for one day he will be king. Article features comment from Professor John Alder, Newcastle Law School.
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Obituary: Professor E J Field
26th September 2002, The Times, UK
Distinguished neuroscientist who published more than 280 papers but whose career ended in the cold. E J Field graduated from Armstrong College in 1932, and later became lecturer, then Professor of Experimental Pathology at this University in the late 1950s.
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The bargain trail
26th September 2002, Daily Telegraph, Business Travel Supplement, UK
Feature gives advice on shopping for the best bargains while on business trips, with comment from Christena Lausevic, Centre for International Studies in Education.
The first step on the road to war
25th September 2002, Northern Echo, North East
Yesterday the Government set out its case against Saddam Hussein. Article asks if this is part of a genuine attempt to disarm the Iraqi dictator, or the route to war, with commentary by Professor David Campbell, Politics.
Firm spun out from university
25th September 2002, The Journal, North East
A new biotechnology company, Orla Protein Technologies Limited, has been set up to develop new technologyfor use in the pharmaceuticals and biotechnology industries using a technology pioneered by Professor Jeremy Lakey (School of Cell and Molecular Biosciences).
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