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  2. French constructs

    Architecture in France in the Eighteenth Century

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  5. Awards

    Royal Northern College of Music. Andrew Sallis, RNCM composer, was awarded the silver medal of the Worshipful Company of Musicians. CIEMEN FOUNDATION Ned Thomas, director of the University of Wales...

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  6. Appointments

    SOMERVILLE COLLEGE, OXFORD. Fiona Caldicott, the first woman president of the Royal College of Psychiatrists and chairman of the Conference of Medical Royal Colleges, has been elected principal. She...

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  7. Don's Diary

    MONDAY. Office inundated with questionnaires returned by alumni updating us on address changes, career developments, arrival of children, offers to help with work experience for students. All to be...

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  8. Lecturers at West Kent College

    Lecturers at West Kent College are being balloted on an all-out indefinite strike over proposals to cut 72 teaching jobs, writes Ben Osborne. Lecturers have been sent "at risk" notices specifying the...

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  9. Scottish colleges face wave of redundancies

    Scottish further education colleges are facing redundancies and potential mergers following a budget increase of only 0.67 per cent in cash terms for the coming year. Twelve of the 43 colleges have...

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  10. The great indoors

    SONORAN DESERT, by Peter Davies and David Robinson, Ransom Publishing, Single user Pounds 39.95 plus VAT, ISBN 1 9001 00 8, Network Pounds 99.95 plus VAT, ISBN 1 9001 01 6, Windows CD (Macintosh...

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  11. A beast about to be tamed

    Alison McNab and Ian Winship point to the best of the Web for novice and experienced scientists. Many people's experience of the Internet is a frustrating one, with connections being slow and useful...

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  12. Star gazers at heaven's gate

    REDSHIFT 2, Maris Multimedia, Pounds 49.95, Macintosh/Windows dual platform Right ahead of you is the biggest planet in the solar system. Multi-hued Jupiter, with its entourage of swiftly-circling...

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  13. Keeping your hedonism above water

    Can technology save nature? Jan Wyllie watches the worlds of ecology and information collide at a conference in Amsterdam. On matter: a meeting between the info and eco communities" on a bright...

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  14. Switched on to culture

    Stella Hughes speaks to graduates of an innovative multimedia course at the Ecole des Beaux Arts in Paris. A dozen fledgling multimedia authors and editors, the first graduates of the advanced...

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  15. Libraries lose their shelf life

    Are libraries living on borrowed time? examines how Pounds 15 million is being spent on adapting for the future. Ninety-nine per cent of everything on the Internet is crud. But if you're a highly-...

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