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18 Jan 2007: Macintosh Room (New Museums Site) 477 676 2271 2,892Oriental Studies Basement (Sidgwick Site) 551 569 7,930 31,032 593 576University Centre 1,106 1,159 14,489 20,110

4 Jul 2007: There will be two main central venues – one on the Downing Site and the other on the Sidgwick Site – and sessions in many of the departmental buildings.

15 May 2007: Both lectures are free and open to all. They will take place at 5pm in Room LG 17 at the Law Faculty Building, Sidgwick Avenue, Cambridge. ... Each will be preceded by an open reception in the Common Room at the Faculty of Oriental Studies on Sidgwick

19 Sep 2007: On Saturday afternoon the Vice-Chancellor will address alumni in the Lady Mitchell Hall on the Sidgwick Site and introduce Memories of the Marlowe.

4 Oct 2007: Museum on “Medea and the law of homicide, ancient and modern,” then at 5pm will discuss “Medea, Murder and Metaphysics” at Little Hall on the Sidgwick Site.

12 Jun 2007: From its humble beginning in a small language laboratory in the basement of the Lecture Block on the Sidgwick Site, the Centre is now housed in its own building in Downing

21 Mar 2007: casts, at the University's Museum of Classical Archaeology on Sidgwick Avenue. ... The event will be held at the Museum, also on Sidgwick Avenue, from 11am to 1pm.

20 Sep 2007: 8. Departmental Contact: Prof. F. J. Nolan (email: fjn1@cam.ac.uk). All lectures take place on the Sidgwick Site (consult the boards outside the Lecture Block). ... Departmental Contact: Prof. F. J. Nolan (email: fjn1@cam.ac.uk). All lectures take place

20 Sep 2007: 10. DR J. CHATTERJINationalism and decolonisation in Asia [Eight. lectures] Th.10 Sidgwick Avenue LectureBlock 5.

4 Dec 2007: It will take place on Tuesday December 4 at 4:00 pm in Lady Mitchell Hall, at the Sidgwick Site, Sidgwick Avenue. ... It will be followed by a charity reception at 6:15pm in Sidgwick Hall, Newnham College.

4 May 2007: Both workshops will be held in the Faculty of Classics, which houses the Museum, on Sidgwick Avenue.

20 Sep 2007: Programme (lrg10@cam.ac.uk). All seminars take place in the Seminar Room, Institute of Criminology, Sidgwick Site unless otherwise stated,and are of 1.5 hours’ duration unless otherwise stated.

30 Oct 2007: Both lectures will take place at 5pm in the Lady Mitchell Hall, on the Sidgwick site, off Sidgwick Avenue.

28 Oct 2007: in Bentham, John Austin and later utilitarians such as Henry Sidgwick, according to which the power of the state is nothing other than the power of an established government.

22 Mar 2007: The Scale of Science Panel Discussion' lecture will take place at the Law Faculty, close to Sidgwick Avenue, today, Thursday, 22 March at 7.30pm.

20 Sep 2007: 8. Lectures will be delivered on the Sidgwick Site unless otherwise stated.

16 Oct 2007: All the talks will be held at 5pm, at the Little Hall, on the Sidgwick site off Sidgwick Avenue, Cambridge.

20 Sep 2007: in the Lecturers’ Common Room, Room 107RFB, Sidgwick Site. 2 Further courses and seminars may be provided according to demand, some in the form of directed reading. ... Departmental Contact: Prof. F. J. Nolan (email: fjn1@cam.ac.uk). All lectures take

14 Mar 2007: Science in the Real World and Stem Cell Science” takes place at the Lady Mitchell Hall, Sidgwick Avenue on March 15 at 7.30pm.

19 Jan 2007: All the Darwin Lectures will be given at 5.30pm in the Lady Mitchell Hall, Sidgwick Avenue.