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28 Jun 2024: pegasi-51-b/ fionaholland Thu, 27 Feb 2020 14:40:53 0000 News Fellows Research https://www.trin.cam.ac.uk/?p=21253 pFor someone who believes in alien life, that

28 Jun 2024: Visitors and tourists. The Wren Library has been open to visitors since 1695 and so for centuries people have come to admire the beauty of Sir Christopher Wren’s architecture and

28 Jun 2024: Alumni Pages. The Fountain. Our annual alumni magazine, The Fountain, is filled with Trinity news, people, and ideas.

28 Jun 2024: professionally with people from all parts of society.

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16 Apr 2024: We promote access to higher education for young people. Whether you’re a school student thinking of applying to Cambridge or just starting to consider university, a parent, teacher, community leader, ... As a Cambridge College, we have a responsibility

17 May 2024: You will learn how small and large-scale designs such as physical objects, apps, artificial intelligence, electronics or architecture and planning systems can influence people, cultures, economies and the natural world.

23 May 2024: Italy. Jamaica. Japan. Jersey. Jordan. Kazakhstan. Kenya. Kiribati. Korea, Democratic People's Republic of. ... Korea, Republic of. Kuwait. Kyrgyzstan. Lao People's Democratic Republic. Latvia. Lebanon.

20 Jun 2024: returned to their countries of origin? 7. Should old people be allowed to vote?

10 May 2024: When protesting, you must avoid:. - Causing harm or damage to people or property; - Making people of groups feel vulnerable or threatened (regardless of whether this is. ... 2. If you come across a protest you are not a part of, do not prevent speakers

28 Jun 2024: Our blog, Treasures from the Collection, focuses on books and manuscripts from our collections as well as the people and history of the College.

28 Jun 2024: than 2500 people online and in person watched Trinity’s Byrothon, the 24-hour reading of alumnus Lord Byron’s works, which launched the College’s bicentenary commemoration of the ... fionaholland Fri, 12 May 2023 11:40:48 0000 News Staff Featured

25 Jun 2024: The purpose of Junior Research Fellowships is to offer people of exceptional intellectual calibre, for whom the fellowship would be their first substantial paid academic or research appointment, an opportunity and

12 Apr 2024: crime is a disease that is spreading through our city’) impacts people’s preferred solutions. ... Italy. Jamaica. Japan. Jersey. Jordan. Kazakhstan. Kenya. Kiribati. Korea, Democratic People's Republic of.

17 May 2024: The Anglo-Saxon, Norse & Celtic (ASNC) Tripos is concerned with the history, languages, and literatures of the different peoples of the British Isles between the departure of the Romans and the

9 May 2024: Alumni Pages. First and Third…. The First and Third Trinity Boat Club is among the largest of the Cambridge College Boat Clubs, typically teaching between 60 and 80 people to learn ... The First and Third Trinity Boat Club is among the largest of the

23 May 2024: Such people, knowing your work well, would be suitable, so long as they have not actively directed/designed your research: it would be inappropriate to ask them to comment on their

28 Jun 2024: The site is available online to people with access to academic libraries and to those with a UK public library card. ... Who Was Who, which is available online to people with access to academic libraries and to those with a UK public library card.

28 Jun 2024: pRepresentatives of the La Perouse Aboriginal Community and Dharawal people spoke movingly about what the return of the Gweagal spears means to the indigenous people of Kamay (Botany Bay) near…/p

15 May 2024: ‘People who speak two or more languages or dialects sometimesswitch between them within the same conversation, and even withinthe same sentence. ... What reasons make people switch languages (ordialects)? Why is this interesting for linguists?