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Port of Tyne and the Riverside Renaissance
9th December 2004, The Journal, UK
Special supplement about the regeneration of the River Tyne, which includes mention of the University Boat Race and the Clean Tyne Project, in which the Dove Marine Laboratory is a partner. No URL
Slaley staff make move to Close House
9th December 2004, The Journal, UK
Major changes are on the way at Close House which will see it join the crop of top-class golf courses after its sale to multi-millionaire Graham Wylie. University students and staff will have access to the sports and conference facilities for the next 25 years as part of the sale agreement.
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Do you speak English
9th December 2004, Northern Echo, UK
Professor Vivian Cook (School of Education, Communication and Language Sciences) comments upon the worldwide spread of the English Language. No URL
Last-gasp Ladhar is the hero
9th December 2004, The Journal, UK
The Stan Calvert Trophy came down to the last minute of the last game last night when Amarveer Ladhar scored an injury-time try to give Northumbria University men's team a 17-15 win against Newcastle University, and victory in the overall competition.
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It\'s poetic justice for mum and daughter
9th December 2004, The Journal, UK
Joan Hewitt and her daughter Anna graduated together from Newcastle University yesterday after gaining distinctions in their Masters degrees in the School of English Language, Literature and Linguistics.
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Left-handers win in hand-to-hand combat
9th December 2004, New Scientis, Worldwide
Dr Daniel Nettle (Biology) comments on new research which shows left-handed people may be better equipped for close range mortal combat than those who rely on their right hands.
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Leading bank helps fund new wave of \'green\' research
9th December 2004, Innovations report, Worldwide
HSBC is putting £650,000 into a three year collaboration with Newcastle University to support a new type of research to find truly sustainable solutions to some of the world's biggest environmental problems.
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Keele plans to drop physics
9th December 2004, Guardian, UK
Keele University has declined to comment on claims by a local MP that it plans to scrap its physics degree. Article mentions Newcastle's decision to withdraw pure physics.
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Descartes prize was an inspiration, says finalist
8th December 2004, Cordis News, Worldwide
Article about the European Union Descartes prize, written by Newcastle University entrant Dr Robert Stroud (School of Computing Science) whose team was shortlisted in this year's competition.
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Turn of the tide
8th December 2004, Guardian Society supplement, UK
Britain could soon be home to the world's first 'tidal energy lagoon'. Article includes comment by Dr Chris French (School of Electrical, Electronic and Computer Engineering)
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