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24 Jan 2021: that happen with such regularity and predictability that journalists have simply ceased to recognise their news value – not least if those things are least likely to happen to the people most ... to recognise their news value – not least if those

24 Jan 2021: Comments on: People https://www.english.cam.ac.uk/research/american at Cambridge Mon, 12 Oct 2015 18:39:19 0000 hourly 1.

12 May 2021: This number actually may be too low, since people tend to underestimate their own mobile usage. ... In a 2015 Gallup survey, 61 percent of people said they checked their phones less frequently than others they knew./p p /p pstrongRead the full article in

12 May 2021: Comments on: People https://www.english.cam.ac.uk/research/contemporary University of Cambridge Contemporary Research Group Fri, 22 Jan 2021 12:46:57 0000 hourly 1.

12 May 2021: as human beings, the plight of the majority of people in this city. ... The writing that emerged from this period was incendiary and polarizing, participating in the collective energies of the moment: in particular, a short poem entitled ‘Black

24 Jan 2021: with such regularity and predictability that journalists have simply ceased to recognise their news value – not least if those things are least likely to happen to the people most likely to ... to recognise their news value – not least if those

16 Jul 2021: The Faculty of English is not a frightening place and the people within its walls are warm and compassionate.

12 May 2021: It is a shortlist that crosses continents, joins countries and spans the centuries.’ The six novels were ‘all about the strange ways people are brought together and the painful […] pa ... It is a shortlist that crosses continents, joins countries

16 Jul 2021: The Faculty of English is not a frightening place and the people within its walls are warm and compassionate.

30 May 2021: emHelp, help, help!/emcalls the Keeper. And so, it seems, there are people waiting just outside…/p pThis is post 250. ... He’s loved the horse; he thought (as he thought of his people) that the horse loved him back.