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Creativity linked to sexual success
30th November 2005, Sidney Morning Herald, Worldwide
The more creative a person is, the more sexual partners they are likely to have, according to a pioneering study by psychologist Dr Daniel Nettle (Biology).
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Pros and cons of nuclear power
29th November 2005, The Independent , UK
Feature about the Government energy review, to be announced today. Ian Fells, emeritus professor of energy conversion, is quoted. No URL
Tables: they may be flawed but they're here to stay
29th November 2005, Guardian Education, UK
The Guardian's 2005 league table is published today. Newcastle University is ranked in 43rd place. A second league table, indicating league table trends over the past three years, places Newcastle in 42nd place.
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Wind gives us breathing space
26th November 2005, The Journal, UK
The former chairman of Shell Transport and Trading, Lord Oxburgh, warned of the scale of the threat of climate change in a public lecture at Newcastle University. No URL
Student flats face new curbs
25th November 2005, The Journal, UK
Tight new controls to stop student flats 'swamping' parts of Newcastle may be introduced by the City Council. No URL
Community project that went global wins Queen's prize
24th November 2005, Northern Echo, UK
A team led by Professor Paul Younger has won a Queen's Anniversary Prize for Higher and Further Education for work dealing with the problems of mine water pollution.
No URL, but see press release
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Old universities: Big prizes for the poorest
24th November 2005, The Independent Education Student Funding Supplement, UK
A round-up of the bursaries and scholarships being offered by universities, including Newcastle, from 2006.
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Angus has a yen for the right phrase
23rd November 2005, The Journal, UK
Newcastle University teaching fellow Angus Turvill (School of Modern Languages) has won an international competition in translating Japanese literature.
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Planners to tackle student ghettos
23rd November 2005, The Journal, UK
Newcastle City Council has published a consultation document about the development of future student accommodation in the city. No URL
Poetic lecture lines from professor
22nd November 2005, The Journal, UK
Desmond Graham, Emeritus Professor of Poetry, will deliver the Bloodaxe Lectures 2005 at Newcastle University starting on 28 November. No URL
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