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Think of how confusing it will be for people studying English in the future. ... Music is visceral and emotional, and grabs people’s attention in ways that scientific papers just can’t.”.

Employers love the idea that people have become lazier, because it enables complacency on their part. ... life. WorkTok is about a failure of organisations and employers to keep people motivated.

Like celebrities and Instagram influencers now, people themselves become saleable items: Sidney, Mr Parker’s dashing younger brother, is a useful attraction for showy, nubile girls and their scheming mothers.

Our people are the means and the ends of the work of a university,” she said. ... It is people who animate the community of scholars, and people whose imaginations and ambitions fuel the impact of the public institution.”.

Those movements should at least in part be understood as those of people who felt dispossessed and that the place they held in the world was gone.”. ... People could write or say anything online, whether it was true or false.”.

Anyone can get involved – it’s not just about people from BAME backgrounds,” Lin laughs.

It is very loaded. People talk about artificial intelligence for hype, particularly when they are raising money, but there is still nothing out there that can mimic true human intelligence,” he

Toggle navigation. Information. Features. Regulars. Archive. Features. Blue-sky science is high risk. You might find something amazing – or you might not – as Dr Kristian Franze has discovered. Humans are social animals – so it makes sense

What happens when an emperor decides to change the religion of an entire people?

But thanks to a tremendous collaborative effort between CUH  and the University, we are now testing frontline healthcare workers as well as people who are off work and in isolation.”. ... some people so sick while leaving others with only mild symptoms

The report assigns culpability not only to this market failure, but to broader institutional failure, such as the fact that “governments almost everywhere pay people more to exploit nature than to

particularly relevant to the eight million people in the UK who suffer from osteoarthritis, a condition that often leads to joint replacement. ... From research over the past 15 years, we know that people with MS have damaged myelin sheaths, and stem

And if I keep my window open I can hear people’s conversations. ... In Freshers’ Week, we had a party and loads of people came back here and just scrutinised the chicken seasoning.

People lose their fear of trying new ideas and start to play,” he says. ... This is important because the cost and time required for people to work in aerospace research and development is high, and this means that only large companies are able to do

Illustration. Kate Copeland. 1 December 2018. - 4 minute read. Over the past 12 months, I have had the great pleasure of travelling across the Collegiate University, meeting with the exceptional people

Do aliens exist? What do they look like? Are they looking for us?

The key is to know your limitations and to find the right people to collaborate with. ... Of course, if we have a chance to help people and have an impact on society, then we will use it.

And in addition to our welcoming community, our classes are very structured and geared towards people with absolutely no dance experience.”. ... It’s a great mixture of passionate people from different backgrounds. We all teach each other and ask for

Toggle navigation. Information. Features. Regulars. Archive. Brainwaves. Professor of Politics David Runciman, on why democracy will be back. Dr Leor Zmigrod is examining whether ideological extremism has neurocognitive roots. Dr Samantha Williams

known as the Yamnaya people, migrating from the east. ... people in north-western Europe.

I’d been reading novels by Evelyn Waugh in which people like me got chucked into fountains. ... College has recently sent out an email reminding us that, as per the College rules, a social gathering of eight or more people is a party.

Here we have white people, looking at the bodies of black people, hanged and burned. ... And here we are as spectators, looking at white people looking at black people.

Dr Owen Weller, University Lecturer, explains why he is passionate about the flora, fauna and peoples of the Arctic.

It wasn’t until the 1960s that a non-deferential attitude to people in charge really started,” says Jan Ravens (Homerton 1978), first female president of Footlights and legendary impressionist whose ... It provides a place where we can all say,

Such a faculty could transform education and economic activity from stagnating to thriving and generating a socially beneficial people’s world order. ... Instead of exploiting their colonised peoples in North America, Americans  killed them in war or

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Steve Rothman (Churchill 1982). The excellent article on housing problems (Living Room, CAM 93) concludes that thinking about the needs of local people is crucial, but traditional consultation methods can fall ... Laura Day (St John’s 2014). When my

The country’s financial crimes unit has just 18 people to investigate $1.3tn in assets; there is no transparent corporate register of beneficial ownership; and money laundering from developing countries

Most people in Britain think the Good Friday Agreement just ended a sectarian conflict called the ‘Troubles’. ... We now have eight or nine parties, plus a lot of people with independent political positions.

Many older people have scrimped and saved so their children could benefit and many have also volunteered and given to charity to assist others in education and otherwise. ... Queens’ 1958). All The Lonely People. As a person who suffered from

Policy blunders in various fields affect people in a direct and personal way to a perhaps unprecedented degree. ... Perhaps if people could realise that when they wear polyester they are wearing a carrier bag, the message would get through.

You had philosophers who were discussing laughter, sociability and how we get on with other people,” says Barr. ... of philosophical discussion about consciousness by thinkers such as René Descartes and John Locke, people were pondering what laughter

Dr Owen Weller, University Lecturer, explains why he is passionate about the flora, fauna and peoples of the Arctic.

The cliché was that extraordinary people went to Harvard, Yale and Princeton and to Oxford or Cambridge.

I suppose my patients would be the only people to say if I should have been allowed to become a doctor!

Maybe Cambridge can lead the way in showing what developments in people are possible.

Because the chemistry has been around for more than 200 years, people may think that batteries are not particularly exciting,” laughs Professor Clare Grey, who heads the Todd-Hamied Laboratory, dedicated ... that roll into the next generation of

It was just a great way to meet people. That was one of the reasons I wanted to come to Cambridge, because it attracted people from all over the world.”. ... Crouch is currently enjoying the freedom to explore his subject. “I’m surrounded by people

Blimey. That’s the equivalent of 82,000 fewer people taking a return trip from London to New York over a year.

1930s. She was among people like US poet Langston Hughes who were drawn to that part of the Americas. ... The only two words in the Haitian language that people around the world are likely to know are ‘zombie’ and ‘voodoo’, and she was an early

Dr Shuckburgh’s exhortation is correct, but it is hard to convince people of the need for the measures she underlines.

There is no problem with people advocating for genuinely free inquiry and, of course, freedom of speech. ... We need more people in the public service and in Parliament with knowledge of science and technology.

We were about enabling people to drink at the level where they felt comfortable.”. ... We were about enabling people to drink at the level where they felt comfortable.

the people of London will benefit long into the future.”. ... Serving Navy officers were bribed to provide classified information in order to beat competitors and overcharge for services, leading to US federal prosecutors filing criminal charges

If any of those genes are faulty, then people are more likely to gain weight. ... That often damages the relationship and makes people much less likely to seek help.

Then join Cambridge scientists in their quest to find out why some people can recite entire books (while some of us can’t remember what we had for lunch).

2 minute read. Elisabeth Rakozy, Jesus, Second Year Engineering. During the Covid-19 lockdowns, some people busied themselves with perfecting a sourdough loaf or learning a new language. ... Everyone brings something different,” says Russell. “It’s

People don’t always understand the effort that simplicity takes – and how complicated it is to arrive at the truth.

Cambridge Alumni Magazine. Issue 89 - Lent Term 2020. Features. What happens when an emperor decides to change the religion of an entire people? ... Your directory to alumni life: events, benefits and updates. Dr Owen Weller, University Lecturer,

Features. Regulars. Archive. Black Atlantic. How does Cambridge fit into the mesh of money, people and culture created by the transatlantic slave trade? ... transported an estimated 12.5 million people from Africa to colonies in the Americas.