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Staying on
6th April 2004, Guardian Education, UK
Article about the drive to recruit more social sciences researchers, featuring Newcastle graduate Sarah Thomas de Benitez, who is now in the first year of her PhD at the London School of Economics.
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Counselling staves off divorces
6th April 2004, The Guardian, UK
Nearly one in five couples seriously considering divorce stayed together after being given marriage counselling as part of a government-sponsored pilot project, according to a study directed by Professor Jan Walker (Centre for Family Studies).
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Controversy over plans
6th April 2004, The Journal, UK
Comment on the Government taskforce recommendations relating to fair access to higher education from Lesley Braiden, Director of Student Recruitment at Newcastle University.
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Universities urged to widen admissions
6th April 2004, BBC Online, Worldwide
The recommendations of a Government taskforce, charged with looking at fair access to higher education and led by Professor Steven Schwartz, are published today.
NB The University's PARTNERS widening access programme is featured on national BBC TV news reports relating to the Schwartz Review. To view, go to the web link below and click on the video link in the top right-hand corner.
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Blair acts to ease migration anxiety
5th April 2004, The Journal, UK
As the Government prepares to tackle abuses of the immigration system, research by Hugh Metcalf of Newcastle University (Business School) has highlighted the benefits of migration.
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Migrants from Eastern Europe 'a boon to UK'
5th April 2004, The Times, UK
Skilled immigrants from Eastern Europe, far from posing a threat, will help to raise wages in Britain and boost exports, according to research carried out by Hugh Metcalf (Business School).
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Scentimental mice pick a smelly mate
3rd April 2004, The Journal, UK
Harvest mice and many other species of animal pick their mates partly based on smell, according to research by Professor Morris Gosling and Dr Craig Roberts of Newcastle University (School of Biology).
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MP misses protesters
2nd April 2004, The Journal, UK
Nick Brown has failed to meet with students from this University who want to know why he changed his mind and voted in favour of university tuition fees.
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Countryside options on the agenda
2nd April 2004, The Journal, UK
Professor Philip Lowe has stepped down from his role as director of the University's Centre for Rural Economy to run a £20m national research programme from Newcastle, and is joined by researcher Jeremy Phillipson.
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'Chuddies', the hottest new dialect in Britain!
2nd April 2004, New Kerala, India, Worldwide
Further coverage of the four-day conference on dialect at Newcastle University.
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