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27 Sep 2002: We have a core of around 450 people who come every year," explains Jenny Jardine of the Alumni Office. ... More and more people are coming with family and friends. They can combine the weekend with College reunions and departmental alumni events.".

6 Nov 2002: Drugs such as amphetamine and methylphenidate have been used previously to help improve some aspects of people's performance (for example, in cases of severe sleep deprivation in military personnel), but

29 May 2002: We know that within local hospices there is already an excellent standard of palliative care available for people with cancer and other life-threatening illnesses. ... What I want to do is raise the level of care available to people through primary care

23 Aug 2002: The text entry system, called Dasher, designed by David MacKay and David Ward in the University's Department of Physics, can be controlled by an eyetracker - a

2 Dec 2002: ALUMNI NEWS 6-7Dramatic News. NOTICES 8. St James’ Cathedral, Toronto. The Robinson Choir in Canada. ... The College needs to ensurethat you, our alumni, feel connected withyour College in other ways.

15 Nov 2002: Open to all University staff and students, the Fair will provide an opportunity for visitors to find out more about a wide range of equality initiatives, gain

20 May 2002: Criminologists have been studying these issues for many decades and we now know a great deal about the factors which lead people into criminal careers," says the project’s leader, Professor

27 May 2002: into Cancer and Nutrition, an international study which involves more than 500,000 people in 10 countries.

1 Mar 2002: Having Newcastle United as the venue for the North East Oxbridge Conference has definitely sent out the right message to young people.". ... We want to get the message across to as many young people as possible that they can apply to Cambridge," she said.

7 Jun 2002: The team expect to identify 1,000 people who have diabetes but who are unaware of it. ... Who should be screened - everyone or just some people? Would patients benefit in the long term from earlier diagnosis?