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It's too close to call, says No10
27th January 2004, The Journal, UK
Analysis of pros and cons of variable tuition fees including an article in support of the HE Bill by Professor Christopher Edwards, Vice-Chancellor of Newcastle University.
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Penalties for all illegal drugs under review
27th January 2004, The Guardian, UK
The government's advisers are to review the system of classifying illegal drugs.
The article quotes Sir Michael Rawlins, chairman of the Advisory Council on the Misuse of Drugs and professor of pharmacology at this University.
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China toon special
26th January 2004, The Journal, UK
Feature on Chinese new year celebrations, including comments from Newcastle University student Yu-cheng Liu.
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Fundraiser is a family affair
26th January 2004, The Journal, UK
The family of a cancer patient have abseiled the Tyne Bridge to raise money for Cancer Research UK, which invests more than £2m in research projects at Newcastle University.
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Could obesity be all in the mind?
26th January 2004, BBC Online, Worldwide
Article about new joint Newcastle/Edinburgh University project, one of the biggest studies of its kind into the role the brain plays in making people fat.
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Living with Britain's population timebomb
25th January 2004, The Observer, UK
Article examines the implications of an older and healthier population, with expert comment from Prof Tom Kirkwood (Clinical Medical Sciences).
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CD reviews: Shona Kipling and Damien O'Kane
24th January 2004, The Telegraph, UK
This is a first album for Damien O'Kane, who is a guitar and banjo-playing product of the University's folk degree course. (Scroll down to see review)
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The word in the student bar: this is a recipe for élitism
24th January 2004, The Independent, UK
Article about student debt, which quotes Newcastle University's Professor James Tooley (Education, Communication and Language Sciences)
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Pupils look at ageing process
23rd January 2004, The Northern Echo, UK
Professor Tom Kirkwood's theory of the science of ageing has inspired a series of school workshops consisting of dance, sculpture, digital imagery and drama. No URL
Youngsters explore those shady secrets
23rd January 2004, The Journal, UK
Hundreds of North-East youngsters have been learning about the crucial role colour plays in our lives in a series of lectures at Newcastle University.
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