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Business leaders help students into university
13th May 2005, The Journal, UK
Wealthy alumni from Newcastle University have raised more than £6m to help fund bursaries for up to 170 young people from the region.
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Results are inconclusive, say universities
12th May 2005, The Journal, UK
Newcastle, Durham and Northumbria Universities have reacted with scepticism to the results of a One North East survey which questioned residents about which organisations they thought showed the region in the most positive light.
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Birthdays
12th May 2005, The Guardian, UK
List of today's birthdays include Lord Patten, 61, Chancellor of Newcastle and Oxford Universities. No URL
Escape from ivory tower
12th May 2005, Independent, education supplement, UK
The Arts & Humanities Research Council is opening up new archives to doctoral research. Artcile mentions a doctorate in post-war children's literature at Newcastle University.
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Will we weather an economic storm?
11th May 2005, Northern Echo, UK
Questions and answers about the state of the economy, with expert analysis by Dr David Barlow (Business School). No URL
Three pillars of wisdom hold our hopes aloft
11th May 2005, The Journal, UK
David Allison, One NorthEast's Director of Business and Industry, talks about the progress that has been made with the Centres of Excellence, involving the region's universities.
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Peer impressed by region's technology advances
10th May 2005, Northern Echo Business supplement, UK
Chairman of the House of Lords Science and Technology Committee, Lord Broers, has praised the advances made in the North East technologies sector during a two day tour of the region which included a visit to the University. No URL
Students get Blueprint for enterprising future
10th May 2005, The Journal, UK
The North East's five universities are coming together to unlock the entrepreneurial talents of thousands of the region's students in the annual Blueprint Business Planning Competition.
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Drug pioneers' new frontier
10th May 2005, The Journal, UK
InRotis, a spin-out company from Newcastle University, which specialises in using computer technology to carry out drug development research, has won multi-million-pound backing from London financiers.
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Do men want a life outside the office?
10th May 2005, The Times, Law supplement, UK
New research reveals how male lawyers try to balance the demands of their work with their private lives. Article written by Professor Richard Collier of Newcastle University's Law School. No URL
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