Overview of UK space activities 2006 (link)
London, 28 July 2006 Overview of the activities of BNSC from April 2005 to March 2006 covering all aspects of UK space activities 06/88. 48 pages UK Department of Trade and Industry
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Japanese society in celluloid
A New History of Japanese Cinema
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Display case of disparate territories
Edge of Empire
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A man for all seasons who summed up the Kosmos
Alexander von Humboldt
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The best of all possible words
Voltaire Almighty
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Cuts from life of dog tattooer
Altman on Altman
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Poor man's hero, politicians' bane
W. Arthur Lewis and the Birth of Development Economics
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First Impressions
This week's competition, in which you have to identify a book from its opening sentence, is from a novelist who once worked as a merchant seaman on an oil tanker: "These were the last things, she...
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It's more than all right for some
Rich Britain
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Pressed for Time? Try string theory with a slightly shorter piece of string
A Briefer History of Time
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Entente less than cordiale
That Sweet Enemy - The Almost Impossible Ally - Instructions for British Servicemen in France 1944
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UCU anger at Leeds Met's glitzy graduation
The class of 2006 at Leeds Metropolitan University this week enjoyed some of the glitziest graduation ceremonies in the country, complete with a light show and giant-screen televisions, all presented...
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Will cash deals fill courses?
A Times Higher investigation finds that students are being told discounts may be offered in clearing, writes Lee Elliot Major Staff at several universities have told prospective students that they...
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'We send them out with a cocktail of technical depth and business breadth'
Cambridge professor Nick Oliver is returning to Edinburgh University to lead its management school It looks like boom time for business education at Edinburgh University. Nick Oliver, of Cambridge...
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On the move...
Paul Wellings , vice-chancellor of Lancaster University; Dianne Willcocks , principal of York St John University; and Alastair Balls , chief executive of the International Centre for Life, have been...