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7 Jun 2024: of the University of Cambridge's Festival of Ideas, is to be given by Bernardette Holmes on "The Vanishing Monolingual - why the ability to speak other languages is defining success. . ... Holmes. The event will take place on Saturday 25th October from

It took place in the Lady Mitchell Hall, Sidgwick Avenue on Saturday 28. ... He is the producer/director of many critically acclaimed, international award winning documentary films including On the Spring Ice (1976) and Uksuum Cauyai: The Drums of Winter

About this item. Description:. The ninth Andrew Chamblin Memorial Lecture, entitled "A Beautiful Question" was given by Professor Frank Wilczek ,from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, at 5pm on Tuesday 10th ... March, 2015 in Lady Mitchell Hall,

21 Mar 2006: The lecture is part of the Cambridge Science Festival and will be held from 7.30-8.30 pm at Lady Mitchell Hall, on Sidgwick Avenue in Cambridge. ... The first Science weekend was held on the weekend of March 18-19.

1 Nov 2012: On one side, there’s the stereotype of the insufferable Frenchman, the frog – and on the other, there’s the toffee-nosed Englishman, le boeuf. ... Vive l’entente cordiale!”. The talk Rude, moi? takes place in the Little Hall, Sidgwick Site,

The event took place on Saturday 25th October between 5.00 pm to 6.00 pm in the Lady Mitchell Hall, Sidgwick Site. ... It explored the benefits of learning and using other languages, focusing on global communication and understanding, cultural competence,

27 Sep 2002: Later in the evening at 8pm there will be a concert at the newly refurbished concert hall in West Road, where a trio of award-holding student musicians will perform piano ... Details of the weekend events are available at the Alumni Weekend office in the

15 Oct 2012: of the persistence of outmoded ‘public school’ attitudes of social superiority on the grounds of class snobbery. ... All lectures in the Understanding Society series will take place at 5.30pm CRASSH at Lady Mitchell Hall on the Sidgwick Site,

28 Apr 2006: An expert on human evolution, Leakey led palaeoanthropological expeditions to the Turkana basin in Kenya. ... His lecture, entitled ‘Human Evolution – what can be known?’, takes place in the Lady Mitchell Hall on the University’s Sidgwick Site at

16 Feb 2012: His first book, on drug discovery collaborations, received the 2005 George R Terry Book Award from the Academy of Management, making him the youngest-ever recipient. ... This talk is part of the Darwin College Lecture Series. 5.30 to 6.30pm on Friday 17