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20 Sep 2006: the paraphernalia ofsyringes, aluminium foil, specific people)and, indeed, the environment in which theirdrug taking occurs. ... We have had anextraordinary range of responsesto what people thought theacoustics were like in differentplaces.”.

25 Sep 2006: J. DOWDESWELL (Five lectures)DR C. OPPENHIEMER (Five lectures). Paper 1. People, Space and Geographies ofDifference. ... PROF. R. MARTIN (Eight lectures). Paper 2. Human Geography II: The New Europe: People,Places and Politics.

12 Oct 2006: BIN BROOK | MICHAELMAS TERM 2006 | 3. PEOPLE. 4 | BIN BROOK | MICHAELMAS TERM 2006. ... Hurricane Katrina was one of thedeadliest hurricanes in the historyof the United States, killing atleast 1,836 people. •

26 Sep 2006: people in the world, reflecting upon contemporaries’ use of maps and charts and our subsequent historical constructions borne ofnational and other pre-conceptions and theories. ... to the places and people they met and to their changing audiences: a

7 Apr 2006: But most vivid of all are the memoriesof the people I met there. ... They use moneyinvested by people like you andme to provide loans to fair tradeproducers in the developingworld and their buyerorganisations.

4 Apr 2006: 3. (not Th. 10) E.T. THE GAELIC-SPEAKING PEOPLES (PAPER 4)MS F. ... 2–3.30 Four seminars) E.T. G E O G R A P H YPART IAPaper 1: People, Space and Geographies of Difference.

4 Jul 2006: The exhibition, which includes work by people from across the University, looks across disciplines atthe almost universal use of drawing as an exploratory and explanatory tool, and provides a backdrop to

4 Jul 2006: Vermes, F. Millar, and M. Black (eds.), The History of the Jewish People in theAge of Jesus Christ, Vol.

9 Aug 2006: A sample of 100 people is carried out in a warmer country where each person is asked if they are likely to buy the porridge regularly if it were to become

7 Mar 2006: He was one of the great men of his generation. Charles Kingsley expressed what many people felt when, in his dedication of Westward Ho! ... Some people began to wonder if the Court would not look better filled in.