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28 Oct 2013: The Lady Margaret's Preachership was founded in 1504 by Lady Margaret Beaufort, mother of King Henry VII. Since the Nineteenth Century, when the terms of the foundation were revised, the appointment has been made annually, and it is now the duty of

31 Jan 2013: In issue number 88 she remarked: “How can people in their senses think that the fine clothes and all the trinkets that are given us are bestowed upon the sex any

31 Jan 2013: It motivates staff and is a recognised reward,” she says. “It helps the University recruit the right people, and, in difficult-to-recruit areas, vocational training can help the University invest

15 Apr 2013: In 2003, 58 people gathered to listen to Professor Usha Goswami deliver a lecture entitled ‘A Cross-Language Approach to Developmental Dyslexia’. ... The venue is fully accessible to disabled people and a BSL interpreter will be present.

31 Jan 2013: On the evening, she’ll be managing about 15 people, helping to clear away plates, resetting when necessary and ensuring the place cards are at the correct places and that the

17 Jun 2013: This is a great opportunity,” Professor Donald said. “We need people to ask themselves what they can do to make a difference so that we can meet some of these challenging

1 Feb 2013: So many people have this collecting urge,” he says. “And if you ask collectors, it's more about the excitement of the hunt. ... I think for most people it's not the possessing, it's the finding of it.”.

15 May 2013: What are reasonable adjustments? Universities have a duty to make reasonable adjustments for students, staff and other service users so that disabled people do not face ‘substantial disadvantage’ in comparison with ... DLOs have relevant practical

21 Jun 2013: One student noted, ‘he is the only lecturer I’ve come across who had more people attending in week eight than week one, because word had spread that his lectures were

12 Nov 2013: districts up, and these people have really kept at it for the past 20 years.”.

1 Feb 2013: On a fine morning in 1996 Liz Cruwys, a marine biologist, cycled from the Scott Polar Research Institute to Heffers book shop on Trinity Street. There on a table in the crime fiction section lay a pile of freshly delivered copies of A Plague on Both

31 Jan 2013: As a graduate student at Girton, I find myself sitting at meals next to people who range from social scientists to zoologists. ... Living and working in Cambridge is really demanding and exciting as you’re working with people who are incredibly bright

31 Jan 2013: People are then attracted to Cambridge because they see it as a ‘go-forward’ institution. ... Number one: you are a strong investigator, you want to work with the best people and they happen to be overseas.

28 Mar 2013: Last month people and teams in departments, Colleges and other University institutions were inspired by Switch Off Week, turning off lights, computers and other equipment.

31 Jan 2013: In the minds of most people, disability relates directly to a visible physical disability,” says Judith Jesky, University Disability Adviser and Head of the DRC. ... What we want to avoid is people carrying on working in pain and doing potentially

31 Jan 2013: Introduced to real tennis by a neighbour, Mark fell in love with the game, played by only 7,000 people worldwide on fewer than 50 courts, two of which are in ... The thing I like about the game is the creativity, the beauty, the speed, the fluidity of it,

31 Jan 2013: We are the first port of call for people looking for accommodation in Cambridge, and we will help any member of the University.”. ... We offer a whole relocation package. We help people find schools for their children and places to buy cars.

31 Jan 2013: People did ask why we were sitting in complete darkness.”. “We occasionally enter into the following exchange:.

31 Jan 2013: If it weren’t, then people wouldn’t get paid for doing it.”. ... It’s a pity more people don’t do it, give a bit back.

31 Jan 2013: In all kinds of areas, our options as citizens and societies are being affected – and maybe compromised – by technological developments about which most people know very little,” he says. ... There’s very little evidence that people who use