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20 Oct 2008: Priority is given to students from areas of socio-economic deprivation, schools with lower than average academic achievement, ethnic minority backgrounds and families which have no previous history of higher education.

17 Oct 2008: Arandeep Uppal, 17, (back left) was interested in maths, and Jaspal Gill, 17, (front left) wanted to find out more about Cambridge’s economics course, especially any finance content.

17 Oct 2008: 1‘Review of the Economic Evidence Relating to an Extension of the Term of Copyright in SoundRecordings’.

16 Oct 2008: for the bottom of the socio-economic pyramid.

16 Oct 2008: The event will be chaired by Sir Howard Davies, Director of the London School of Economics.

16 Oct 2008: non-economic justifications for and against copyright extension would leave. an unacceptable lacuna. ... culture. This is not an economic argument, as the value of having a.

16 Oct 2008: As a result, IP rights – the means by which theseassets are owned – have become a cornerstone of economic activity. ... But without protection therewould be no economic incentive to fund innovation or creativity.

15 Oct 2008: There are currently more than 130 official academic, industrial and government partnerships between the two, spanning many disciplines from language teaching and architecture to materials science, economics and nanoscience.

15 Oct 2008: Distinguished academics from King’s, including Honorary Fellow Martin Rees, discussed highlights stemming from their research and explored the scientific, economic and political aspects of climate change.

10 Oct 2008: Jessica Frankopan read Archaeology and Anthropology at Cambridge, before taking an MSc at the London School of Economics.