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29 Nov 2011: Biological Anthropology. BA1. Foundations in biological anthropology: the human animal. This paper examines the human species in a broad comparative perspective, with two themes. ... The first is the extent to which humans share their biology and

29 Nov 2011: Biological Anthropology. BA1. Foundations in biological anthropology: the human animal. This paper examines the human species in a broad comparative perspective, with two themes. ... The first is the extent to which humans share their biology and

29 Nov 2011: D. Robinson. External Examiner: Miss V. Perutz, Cambridge. Assessor: Mr J. ... N. Lasenby, Q, Dr P. F. Scott, SID. Animal Biology: Professor C.

29 Nov 2011: The income to Cambridge did not change, HEFCE's view of the standard student resource did not either. ... Just how many medieval historians does Cambridge need in its Faculty: 1, 3, 10, 30?

29 Nov 2011: offers do not appear so lucrative that the applicant takes one of them rather than any subsequent Cambridge offer. ... This looks like a device to allow favoured 'hangers-on' to call themselves Cambridge Professors.

29 Nov 2011: He has also looked outwards: he has made the University part of the Cambridge Network and of the Greater Cambridge Partnership; he has drawn upon the generosity of considerable benefactors; he ... in all animals: hence the importance to us of what

29 Nov 2011: The latest spin in the Newsletter claims that: 'Cambridge has already established a reputation for actively promoting equality'. ... Other linked FT stories hint at worse. Cambridge should join the angry corporate clients doing some challenging.

29 Nov 2011: Biological Anthropology. BA1. Foundations in biological anthropology: the human animal. This paper examines the human species in a broad comparative perspective, with two themes. ... The first is the extent to which humans share their biology and

29 Nov 2011: The CAPSA Project will. assist the University of Cambridge to maintain the quality of its teaching and research into the new millennium. ... I replied that money had been overspent, but not lost. Now I find that Cambridge seems to be throwing much larger

29 Nov 2011: These are:. (i). Residences, a nursery, and shared facilities at West Cambridge (Reporter, 30 January 2002). ... ii). Centre for Agronomy (Reporter, 30 January 2002). (iii). Small Animal Surgery and Farm Animal Medicine Centre (Reporter, 27 March 2002).

29 Nov 2011: Biological Anthropology. BA1. Foundations in biological anthropology: the human animal. This paper examines the human species in a broad comparative perspective, with two themes. ... The first is the extent to which humans share their biology and

29 Nov 2011: 1. Robert F. Barsky, Noam Chomsky: a Life of Dissent (MIT Press, Cambridge, Mass., 1997), pp. ... Cambridge, and in the skills which they will need after they have graduated.

16 Dec 2011: Animal Embryology, Charles Darwin. Vacant. Applied Mathematics (1964). 2001. Peter Howard Haynes, Q. ... Epidemiology and Medicine. 2001. John Danesh. Equine and Farm Animal Science, Alborada.

29 Nov 2011: 60): 'At Cambridge University, defiant dons are preparing a series of attacks on the university's unelected administrative officers'. ... If someone kept kicking their dog like this, the RSPCA would take them to court, and they would not be allowed to

29 Nov 2011: world. Molecules are as various in shape and size and composition as are the greater bodies they construct, be they human and animal or plants, fungi, and trees of bristling leaf. ... Cambridge University Reporter, 19 July 2000. Copyright 2000 The

17 Jan 2011: 18 January 2011 CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY REPORTER 75. Section L: Research Grants and Contracts. ... Section L: (continued) Research Grants and Contracts. 78 CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY REPORTER 18 January 2011.

29 Nov 2011: University Librarian in respect of Library staff, and the Cambridge Association of University Teachers. ... Step 28 (and 28A). University Laboratory Animals Adviser. Step 18 to 22 (and 25, 26, and 27).

29 Nov 2011: W. Van Veen. External Examiner: Dr A. Gibson, London. Neurobiology with Animal Behaviour: Professor D.

29 Nov 2011: Perutz, Cambridge. History of Art Tripos, Part II. Dr P. Binski, CAI, Dr J.

29 Nov 2011: Archaeological and Anthropological Tripos, Part I. Archaeology: Dr C. A. I. French, G. External Examiner: Dr J. C. Chapman, Durham. Biological Anthropology: Dr P. C. Lee, DOW. External Examiner: Dr M. T. Smith, Durham. Social Anthropology: Dr H. E.