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6 Mar 2009: to give lessons. ... Team members are expected to practise at least three times a week, and take a lesson as well.

1 May 2009: Uninspired by the ‘by rote’ learning style of typical school lessons, Charles showed little scholarly aptitude (to the extent that he had the nickname poco curante, or ‘one who only cares

16 Sep 2009: Renmin University is particularly known for its strength in law, economics, and journalism. ... He will explore why China is among the first countries to recover from the global economic crisis and discuss the implications the ‘China Model’ has for

1 May 2009: Dr Phil Withington. Dr Phil Withington from the Faculty of History has been funded by the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) to explore the historical and cultural perspectives of intoxication

22 Apr 2009: Nandan, who has been a key player in India's growth story, believes that the country's future rests on more than simply economic growth. ... Nandan Nilekani is on the World Economic Forum Foundation Board, was named one of the ‘100 Most Influential

1 Aug 2009: Economic growth goes hand-in-hand with urbanisation, but this leads to an increasing demand for energy and a rising environmental impact. ... Cities are complex systems,’ explained Professor Leslie. ‘Even individual issues such as environmental impact

10 Feb 2009: Professor Amartya Sen, Fellow and former Master of Trinity College. Professor of Economics and Philosophy at Harvard University. ... Nobel Laureate in Economics (Doctor of Letters). Professor Wang Gungwu, University Professor, Faculty of Arts and Social

1 May 2009: Professor Andrew Balmford and colleagues in the Department of Zoology have worked with RSPB to coordinate a major review of the economic consequences of losing what is left of wild nature; ... the conclusion – that converting remaining habitat patches

24 Jul 2009: This could soon be history in itself, however, as the economic crisis may usher in a new era of simplicity in which happiness is found not through excessive spending, but through ... This was not just a response to economic shortages – a well-worn

6 Mar 2009: The event, in Cambridge, has been organised by the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) Gender Equality Network as part of the ESRC Festival of Social Science. ... thousands of people which has been charting the effects of social and economic

13 Nov 2009: During his presidency from 1998 to 2003 Kim successfully shepherded South Korea’s economic recovery, brought in a new era of economic transparency and fostered a greater role for South Korea

28 Sep 2009: However, globalisation and socio-economic change exert complex pressures on smaller communities, eroding expressive diversity and transforming culture through assimilation to more- dominant ways of life.

30 Sep 2009: Each member of staff had raised sponsorship for the event, with the added twist that all sponsors had the chance to win a 45 minute flying lesson kindly donated by the

13 Oct 2009: problems and economic loss associated with insect pests.

13 Feb 2009: She is also Director of the Culture and Globalisation Programme at the London School of Economics Centre for the Study of Global Governance.

1 Sep 2009: The single largest and most important collection of medieval Jewish manuscripts in the world, and one of the greatest literary treasures of Cambridge

19 Mar 2009: Recent research by Ofsted shows students, particularly those in secondary schools, are turned off by rote learning in mathematics and draws attention to the need for more inspiring lessons. ... Students who have appropriate strategies when they get stuck.

27 May 2009: It’s also well recognised by government and funders as an important return on the UK’s investment in academic research, one that provides a significant driving force for enhancing economic

4 Aug 2009: From 6-11 September, the taxonomy and cultivation of this wonderful garden plant of increasing economic importance will be studied in detail at the First International Lavender Conference, hosted and organised

2 Nov 2009: The mistakes of prehistory offer us important lessons for our management of fragile, arid areas in the present. ... The mistakes of prehistory offer us important lessons for our management of fragile, arid areas in the present," co-author Oliver Whaley