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Sir Bobby's fund buys pioneering equipment
30 November 2010 Northern Echo
Newcastle University and the Sir Bobby Robson Foundation have announced plans to buy a Biomarker Generator.
A lifetime of true inspiration
30 November 2010 The Journal
Dr Paul Benneworth pays tribute to Dr Herbert Loebl, alumnus and honorary graduate of Newcastle University, who has won a Lifetime Achievement Award.
Universities hike entry standards
28 November 2010 The Sunday Times
Universities, including Newcastle, have raised A-level entry requirements due to the pressure on university places, denying thousands of students places at the institution of their choice.
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Harvard scientists reverse the ageing process in mice - now for humans
28 November 2010 Nature News
Newcastle University's Professor Tom Kirkwood provides comment on research published in the journal, Nature.
Norman Dennnis obituary
28 November 2010 The Guardian
A tribute to the sociologist known for his research into community, the family and housing who lectured at Newcastle University for almost 40 years.
Tories urge action over 'reckless' Labour MP
28 November 2010 BBC online
Article about exchanges between MPs mentions that students at several universities, including Newcastle, are continuing sit-in protests.
Is this the end of ageing? How we can hold back the years
28 November 2010 Daily Mail
Article considering the 'youthful' looks of actresses in their sixties refers to Newcastle University's Institute of Ageing and Health and includes comment from Professor Tom Kirkwood.
Student's 21st will be a real high point
27 November 2010 The Journal
Newcastle University student, Bryony Balen, will celebrate her 21st birthday during her attempt to be the youngest person to trek to the South Pole from Hercules Inlet on the edge of Antarctica.
Students plan another rally
27 November 2010 The Journal
Students from Newcastle University are planning another mass protest tomorrow over tuition fees, as a sit-in at the university's Fine Arts building enters a fifth day.
Water management in mining
26 November 2010 Radio Programas del Peru
Newcastle University's Professor Paul Younger has commented on water management in mining in an interview with Peru's national public radio - in Spanish.
