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14 Nov 2012: The new benefaction is to be used to support conservation at the Museum. ... 1. those who are new to Cambridge;2. anyone coming from overseas;3.

5 Jun 2012: In addition, Dan found a cheaper subscription to The New Scientist at £68 per year. ... There have been requests for a new beer to be brought in to the bar permanently in addition to special ales being occasionally purchased for events.

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31 Jul 2012: Thus a new research programme on the link between banking and the economy is needed. ... This paper is meant as a call for such a new interdisciplinary research programme on banking and the economy.

8 Feb 2012: In this new context, what is the state of our relationship with our supporters? ... But even as we support individuals, Cambridge is busy matching our strengths to the new larger-scale funding opportunities.

13 Jun 2012: Your access agreement should set out the tuition fees you intend to charge new entrants to a). ... Taking into account any new access agreement investment relating to ITT, as well as your existing.

5 Jun 2012: action: Roy to liaise with the JCR regarding the use of disco lights.] Richard suggested that we need to think about planning some fresher’s week activities in January for new ... Roy also pointed out that the first formal hall of the new year could

5 Jun 2012: The MCR will be painted, new lighting fixtures will be purchased and installed and the carpet will be removed and the floor will be sanded and finished, rather than be carpeted

21 Nov 2012: Total Donations in I&E account 278 145 New endowments in the STRGL. ... Donations by individuals, including Gift Aid 79 133. Total New endowments in STRGL 79 133.

4 Oct 2012: However, by the late 1600s plans were afoot for a new Chapel – the Chapel the College has today. ... Plans for the new Chapel were drawn up during the Mastership of John Eachard, but it was the advocacy of Sir William Dawes, Master after Eachard, that