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20 Jun 2007: Dr Toke Aidt is a Lecturer in the Faculty of Economics who has transformed several undergraduate courses at the Faculty. ... The lessons learnt from this process went on to inform the development of the Colleges' online supervision reporting system,

13 Jun 2007: The project will focus on two cities, Jerusalem and Belfast. In its emergence from decades of political and religious unrest, Belfast can provide lessons for Jerusalem, where tensions between Israelis and ... East. It has been funded with a £3.1million

27 Feb 2007: He was previously the Chief Economist and Head of the Economic and Social Affairs Department at the TUC. ... He served on the Low Pay Commission from 1997 – 2000 and was also a member of the Economic and Social Research Council's Research Priorities

21 Dec 2007: The Festival of Nine Lessons and Carols was first held on Christmas Eve 1918. ... Successive organists at King's have changed some carols, or introduced new ones, in most years, though the lessons and the prayers have remained almost the same.

21 Dec 2007: The Choir sing at the famous Christmas Eve service of 'Nine Lessons and Carols' heard around the globe on the BBC's World Service.

21 Dec 2007: Previous years' events have included a huge range of activities, from pizza evenings, attending Nine Lessons and Carols at King's and visiting Ely Cathedral to the more sporty pursuits of

18 Dec 2007: Looking at the strong Indo-UK economic relations, we are delighted to host the Centre for Indian Business within Judge Business School. ... the entire spectrum of economic partnership between the two, from services and manufacturing to high technology

17 Dec 2007: and economic change. ... Networks are encouraged to become “agile” – capable of shifting production to respond to unplanned market or economic changes.

12 Dec 2007: Samuel is pursuing a Natural Sciences degree at Trinity College specialising in Physics and Temi, who has a strong interest in global inequality and corporate responsibility, is studying Economics at

7 Dec 2007: David Reynolds, Professor of International History at Cambridge and one of three prominent historians leading the calls, recommended the use of ‘historical