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10th July 2004, The Journal, UK
Feature about ornithologist, Fred Milton who achieved a First Class honours degree in History as a mature student at Newcastle University.
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Villages take history lessons
9th July 2004, The Journal, UK
A concert featuring traditional music by Newcastle University students forms part of today's celebrations for the Historic Village Atlas project that has involved communities across the Northumberland National Park in compiling maps and photographs of their villages.
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Academies 'will weaken local schools'
9th July 2004, The Journal, UK
James Tooley (Professor of Education Policy) comments on the Government's proposals to establish 200 city academies.
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Stress and bias prove a winning formula
8th July 2004, THES, UK
The 35 new Fellows of the British Academy, announced this week, include Newcastle University Professor of Music, Richard Middleton. No URL
Bad spells cloud literary climate
8th July 2004, THES, UK
Article about Vivian Cook, the University's new Professor of Applied Linguistics, and his book about common spelling mistakes.
No URL, but see Newslink article
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New sunscreen to save skin's DNA
8th July 2004, BBC Online, UK
A team at Newcastle University, led by Dr Mark Birch-Machin (Clinical and Laboratory Sciences) are developing a sunscreen which will both reduce the risk of skin cancer and protect DNA.
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Dolphins make a splash with rare visit
7th July 2004, The Journal, UK
Scientists at the University's Dove Marine Laboratory are mapping sightings of 12 bottle-nosed dolphins off the North East coast.
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Enterprising academics 'stifled by tax blunder'
6th July 2004, The Northern Echo, Business supplement, UK
Phil Harley (Newcastle University Business Development Officer) comments on new tax legislation, introduced by the Government last year, which is preventing the creation of potentially lucrative University spin-off companies. No URL
Young engineers aim for winning Formula
6th July 2004, News and Star, Carlisle, UK
A team of mechanical engineering students have designed and built a racing car which will compete at the Formula Student Championships this weekend.
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Bid to give fruit, veg more flavour
6th July 2004, The Star, South Africa, International
Prof Carlo Leifert (Agriculture, Food and Rural Development) is leading a £12m. pan-European organic food project.
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