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21 Dec 2006: Founded in the 1440s by King Henry VI, King's College first held the Festival of Nine Lessons and Carols in its chapel on Christmas Eve 1918. ... The remainder of the service presents a mixture of carols, old and new, in the context of the traditional

11 Oct 2006: He came up to St John's College, Cambridge to study economics in 1955 when he was 23. ... In fact, the weight of global economic activity is gradually shifting to these emerging economies.

6 Apr 2006: Liz grew up in the Cambridge area, and Konnie was a student at Robinson College where she read Economics.

3 Nov 2006: The lesson will be read by Dr Timothy Mead, University Registrary, and the liturgy presided over by the Vice-Chancellor.

21 Dec 2006: Plans to attend ‘Nine Lessons & Carols’ at King’s on Christmas eve and visit Ely Cathedral before New Year are well underway.

5 Jul 2006: These remarkable people in turn represent other worlds the human intellect often takes us to: through the disciplines of theology, economics, education, literature, mathematics, science, and engineering.

7 Feb 2006: He will comment on some of the lessons learned from HIV/AIDS in relation to preparedness for avian flu, as well as the need for enhanced multinational mechanisms to deal with

6 Apr 2006: Liz grew up in the Cambridge area, and Konnie was a student at Robinson College where she read Economics.

26 Sep 2006: Dr Nuttall’s co-editors include Dr Michael Pollitt, University Lecturer in Business Economics at the Judge Business School, and Dr Tooraj Jamasb, Senior Research Fellow at the University’s Faculty ... of Economics.

29 Sep 2006: The EPRG is run jointly by the Judge Business School and the Faculty of Economics at the University of Cambridge and encourages interdisciplinary research into the electricity supply. ... Dr Michael Pollit, EPRG’s acting Executive Director and Reader

20 Jan 2006: The project has been funded for a year by a generous donation from Professor Robert Z Aliber – an alumnus of St John’s College, Cambridge and Professor of International Economics and

27 Jan 2006: Maarten Scholten, Chairman of the Schlumberger Foundation, said: “Education, particularly in science and engineering, is the vital ingredient that will ensure continued social and economic development in African countries.

15 Feb 2006: This could be through the use of economic means, such as the EU’s emission trading scheme, applying a multi-disciplinary approach to bring together the work of several departments. ... Dr Terry Barker, Director of 4CMR, said: “This is very exciting

17 Jul 2006: Speaking about the socio-economic impact of academic institutions, he admitted that the future of a university even as ancient as Cambridge is linked to the value it brings and is

19 Sep 2006: Class teachers are then provided with an information booklet, packed with follow-up ideas for them to use in lessons with their pupils throughout the year.

7 Nov 2006: area. It is home to the Faculties of Modern and Medieval Languages, Philosophy and Economics.

12 Sep 2006: Verity Walden, the new Latin Learning Manager, will beam her lessons into classrooms around the country using video-conferencing equipment, teaching pupils face-to-face without ever necessarily meeting them for ... The CSCP has organised video lessons on

23 Mar 2006: From October 1984 he was Professor of Economics at the London School of Economics where he founded the Financial Markets Group.

1 Feb 2006: He also participated in a volcanology lesson with school children from Ixworth Primary School led by Dr Mather.

10 Nov 2006: During the Victorian era, economic and technological developments helped scholars unearth new information about a range of different historical periods.