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16 May 2007: Entry is free, and the museum can be found on the corner of Downing Street and Tennis Court Road.

8 Jun 2007: Ground entry for the game costs £5 for students and £10 for other adults, reduced to £5 after 5pm.

7 Dec 2007: The competition attracted entries from universities across the UK, with five teams selected for the final on the strength of written business plans they submitted.

24 Jan 2007: Entry to the competition is open until 28th of February, with the UK finals on the 30th March.

14 Sep 2007: Entry is free and all are welcome. The day has been organised by the University's Estate Management and Building Service in conjuction with Saville Audio Visual and a number of

18 Jul 2007: The Cambridge museums are packed with interesting activities and entry to most of them is free,” said Liz Hide, Museums Development Officer at the University of Cambridge.

1 Feb 2007: What happens when you bring together a licensed amateur radio operator, a short film director, a young man who spent most of his childhood ‘rescuing’ busted

29 Jan 2007: We also recognise the need to increase efficiency and adapt speedily to new requirements, and our new structure will facilitate this.”.

1 Apr 2007: It is the same enthusiastic élan we find in his diary entries recording the mind-boggling number of his visits to the theatre, opera and concerts, as well as his extensive

21 Sep 2007: School, please see link in the upper right hand corner of this page), and 9 one-year Research Entry Scholarships.

23 Oct 2007: qualification for entry into higher education.

24 Aug 2007: For more information, or to pick up an entry form, visit the Press Relief website linked above right, or telephone 01223 434378.

4 Jul 2007: The University Museums are open to people of all ages and entry is free.

30 Oct 2007: University spin out company BioBullets claimed the top prize of the Entec Medal having been singled out as the best of all 32 short-listed entries for the awards.

16 Mar 2007: There are also plenty of moving entries. The tragic death of her daughter, Annie, on April 23rd 1851, is simply listed as the time of her death, “12 o'clock”.

27 Apr 2007: The alphabetically-listed headwords are followed by entries that range from single-word definitions to detailed explanations that sometimes run for several pages, replete with anecdotes and stories.

29 Jun 2007: of support will be tailored to meet their requirements.

1 Feb 2007: Military requirements to detect potentially harmful gases in battlegrounds led to miniaturisation and ruggedisation of the spectrometers so that they could be mounted on remotely piloted aircraft and flown into the

5 Jul 2007: again after A levels as a preliminary requirement for the Cambridge Classics course.

1 Sep 2007: Today this requirement has been brought to the fore by the prospect of human-induced global climate change resulting largely from greenhouse gas emissions that arise from our massive and growing