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14 Mar 2005: about archaeology as the study of the rubbish people leave behind. ... Held in and around the University of Cambridge from March 16-23 2005, it will feature talks, workshops and demonstrations hosted by people who study or work at the University.

13 Oct 2005: It is by reconstructing their histories that people everywhere identify themselves as members of social or political communities.

28 Nov 2005: It reaches out internationally to a further 40,000 people each week as an Internet podcast, available from their website.

14 Nov 2005: Dr Peter Forster said:. “In order to learn more about the fate of these early farmers and their rare DNA types, we now need an extensive sampling of people of European

24 Nov 2005: The Victorian era has been chosen by the team “as the 19th century is when history really started to matter, and to affect the lives of people in all parts of

31 Mar 2005: Gallery Redevelopment Manager Liz Hide said: “The Sedgwick Museum is committed to making its important collection available to as many people as possible.

4 Feb 2005: Experience Islam Week, which started on Saturday (5 February), has been organised by the University of Cambridge Islamic Society so that people can learn more about what Islam stands for.

15 Jul 2005: It seems that one never stops coming across new and exciting ways that people can use plants to enrich their lives,” said Christine Preston, Education Officer at the Garden.

16 Mar 2005: Did people really have healthier diets 50 years ago? Are things really that bad today? ... Back then people were preoccupied with food but for different reasons to today.

21 Feb 2005: People really do want to understand where we came from - that is why I appeared on 'The Simpsons'", referring to his guest appearance on the popular television series, a comment that

27 Apr 2005: The success of the Open University has shown how many people there are with intelligence which has not been tapped for lack of opportunity.

22 Dec 2005: Chinese relations. Two major initiatives to support Chinese students and academics at the University of Cambridge and in China were announced today as the Minister of Education from the People’s

15 Aug 2005: progress.”. Helen Carasso, Acting Director of the Oxford Colleges Admissions Office, said: "We’re seeing more and more people rightly thinking about Oxford and Cambridge as academic elites, and fewer thinking

31 Mar 2005: We need to collect blood from a wide cross-section of the population and we really hope that people from all walks of life will come forward to take part.”.

11 Mar 2005: Islam teaches us to aim for excellence in all that we do," she said, "so the Islamic Society is committed to encouraging young people to apply to Cambridge and achieve the

17 Oct 2005: The Cambridge Science Festival has been shortlisted for its work encouraging young people to study science further at school and university, and for engaging the general public with scientific research at

26 May 2005: The Cambridge Network aims to create and support a community of like-minded people from business and academia in the Cambridge region and link this community to the global high-tech

11 Apr 2005: Learning a new language can be a lot of fun and we hope this award will encourage more people to give it a go.".

29 Apr 2005: users. The scheme features an innovative approach to working with teenagers. The childcare co-ordinator organises a bank of play workers recruited from a diverse range of people.

16 Sep 2005: Direct discussion between people of different cultures is probably one of the most important tools to challenge the stereotypes about Arabs in general and the status of Arab women in particular.”.

8 Nov 2005: People of all ages and backgrounds are welcome. To participate, contact the CGKP Public Involvement Manager [brendan.gogarty@srl.cam.ac.uk / 01223 740784].

24 Mar 2005: This year’s theme was time travel and people of all ages from around the county had the opportunity to do just that while learning about Einstein’s relationship to chocolate ... Interactive activities included the Jitterbug Ball, where families got

18 Mar 2005: People of all ages from around the county will have the opportunity to travel through time and learn about Einstein’s relationship to chocolate and ice-cream and contemplate the end

15 Feb 2005: The most important aspect of any science is communicating its theories to others and EarthTalk offers an incredible opportunity to reach a group of people who are as fascinated by these

19 May 2005: We want to provide an opportunity for people to give their perspectives on nanotechnology at a time when we hope they can still make a difference.

17 Mar 2005: Evertonians are based all over the country, and beyond, and we are delighted to be linking up with Cambridge to encourage young people to broaden their horizons and ambitions.".

3 Mar 2005: Many young people rule out higher education because they don't want to spend three more years in a classroom - when they see how different university teaching is from school, it

6 Dec 2005: blood pressure, high insulin levels and excess body weight that may predispose people for diabetes.

17 Nov 2005: It offers an increasingly rare facility for people to meet in an atmosphere of reflection, which is important in our busy and troubled world.

10 Nov 2005: Professor Robbins’s lecture, titled ‘Translational Models for Treating Cognitive Dysfunction in Neuropsychiatric and Neurodegenerative Disorders’, will

24 Jan 2005: When the Art Fund launched a public appeal on the BBC's Culture Show, people responded enthusiastically with donations ranging from £1 to an anonymous contribution of £15,000.

10 May 2005: It is a very fascinating, queer, self-absorbed, fantastic set of people.

22 Jul 2005: Gathering the very best people together from industry and academia will help us to give the best possible advice to government. ... Equally importantly, it will help us to inspire young people to see the importance of engineering in today's world and to

14 Nov 2005: The aim is to address the barriers to higher education, research and employment currently experienced by disabled people.

1 Jun 2005: Attract the participation of scholars, those working in the sciences and creative arts, and people from professional and public life.

9 Jun 2005: These companies — which include Akamai Technologies (NASDAQ: AKAM) and others acquired by Microsoft, Motorola and Broadcom — have, in turn, employed more than 1,600 people and have a valuation of over

4 Feb 2005: Thousands of people demonstrated in the streets of Kiev and other Ukrainian cities; they braved sub-zero temperatures and heavy snowfall, lived in tents on the capital's main boulevard and

10 Aug 2005: An innovative feature of the playscheme is that it involves children and young people until they reach 16 years of age and then trains and employs some young people to work

14 Jun 2005: The scientists elected from the University of Cambridge are: Ian Paterson, Professor of Organic Chemistry; Professor John Richard Anthony Pearson, Schlumberger

21 Feb 2005: March. “We are very excited with this year’s Science Festival. It has become well-established in the region and an event that people look forward to every year.