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The place if one isn't tired of life
London - London - A History of London
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The students
Cutting it in the fashion world Gemma Marsh. Graduated 1998. Winchester Schoolof Art. BA in fashion Last year Gemma Marsh won a High Street Excellence award at the British Home Stores Graduate...
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The show
Cutting it in the fashion world The catwalk is dead" should perhaps have been the title for this year's showcase of student fashion designs at London Fashion Week. As the rest of the industry...
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Allocations 1999 - 2000: ranked by access success
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The colour blindspot
Are British universities immersed in a culture of racism? Jennifer Wallace reports In Britain, racism is absolutely endemic in a lot of different forms," says Lola Young, black professor of English...
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Higher channels
John Davies scans the schedules. (All times pm unless stated.) friday march 5 Pinochet and Allende: Anatomy of a Coup (10.00 Discovery Channel). Eyewitness accounts and contemporary footage of the...
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Cutting it in the fashion world
Be careful. Should fashion students be taught to take risks in business or to play it safe? After London Fashion Week Wendy Dagworthy advocates being extraordinary, while Angela McRobbie counsels...
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Laying their dead to rest
As forensics provides clues about the victims of genocide, Thomas Laqueur considers the motives of those involved and asks whether dissecting a body is compatible with the relatives' need to mourn My...
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Cutting it in the fashion world
Take a risk. Should fashion students be taught to take risks in business or to play it safe? After London Fashion Week Wendy Dagworthy advocates being extraordinary, while Angela McRobbie counsels...
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Eye of the beholder
“Hard-nosed publisher” Stuart Hay recently commissioned a monograph from me, although I am an unknown author. Like Hay, I’m puzzled about Valentine Cunningham’s withering view of publishers (THES,...
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Pisa
Underground excavation work has begun to try to reduce the tilt on the Leaning Tower of Pisa. Michele Jamiolkowski, a geotechnics professor at Turin Polytechnic, is heading the expert team which...
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The breaker
(Photograph) - Northumberland College students Mark Watson and Janette Iredale display their entries for a tie-designing competition that was part of their GNQV art and design course. Ms Iredale won...
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Beijing
More Chinese scholars than ever are returning to work in China after completing overseas studies, the ministry of education says. The number of returning graduates has risen by an average annual rate...
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Ottawa
Canada's federal budget allows for spending of Can$1.4 billion (Pounds 578 million) on medical research and innovation over the next three years, of which Can$240 million will be directed to a new...