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\'Anti-gay\' blood service banned
11th November 2008, The Journal, UK
A mother has hit out at Newcastle University's Student Union for banning the National Blood Service from displaying promotional material in its buildings.
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Plenty of space to play with
11th November 2008, The Guardian, Education, UK
Feature on Building Schools for the Future programme includes reference to a 2005 report compiled by Pam Woolner, Education, Communication and Language Sciences, called The Impact of School Learning Environments. No URL
Love your mouth and check it out
10th November 2008, Evening Chronicle, UK
The Love Your Mouth campaign, designed to get people to take oral health more seriously, is being run by Newcastle University.
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Funding call for Science City project
10th November 2008, The Journal, UK
A Newcastle councillor has asked council bosses to rethink the level of support they are offering Science City to avoid future problems. No URL
Centre stage
10th November 2008, The Journal,
Feature on Kathryn Tickell, folk and traditional music lecturer, Newcastle University, who has just been named the new artistic director of Folkworks. No URL
Boost for healthcare economy
10th November 2008, The Journal, nebusiness, UK
A £4m bioscience project, The North East Proteome Analysis Facility based at Newcastle University with an additional office at Durham University, will provide specialist research and development facilities.
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King of Norway honoured by Tyne
8th November 2008, BBC Online, UK
King Harald V of Norway, who holds an honorary doctorate from Newcastle University, is to be awarded the Honorary Freedom of Newcastle during a visit to highlight the links between the region and his country.
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University prepares for a new look
8th November 2008, The Journal, UK
The Old Forge and Joseph Cowen buildings are being demolished to make way for a new INTO building for international students. No URL
Negotiating skills helped to avoid war
6th November 2008, The Journal, UK
Biographical feature about lawyer and philanthropist Robert Spence Watson, who helped to found Armstrong College, the forerunner of Newcastle University.
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Citation database accuracy queried
6th November 2008, Times Higher, UK
Newcastle University's Dr Richard Hull says he has 'lost faith' in the Web of Science database.
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