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1 Nov 2006: PART IChancellor: H.R.H. The Prince PHILIP, Duke of Edinburgh, T. Vice-Chancellor: 2003, Prof. ALISON FETTES RICHARD, N, 2010Deputy Vice-Chancellors: for 2006–2007: Sir RICHARD DEARLOVE, PEM, GORDON JOHNSON, W, ANNE MARYLONSDALE, NH, DAVID DUNCAN

14 Jun 2006: cam.ac.uk/spanish/courses/ugrad/sp2.html. Greek and Latin. GL 7. Homer, Odyssey 16, 19, 21, 22, 23, 24 Candidates must answer sections A and B, and one question

28 Feb 2006: Routine occupations 159 24 15 19,068 15,280 80Semi-routine occupations 582 135 23 47,450 37,506 79Small employers and own account workers 492 114 23 24,290 ... Intermediate occupations 1,303 314 24 98,760 82,310 83Lower managerial and professional

28 Feb 2006: 23Subtotals 3,249 1,394 43 805 25 1,050 32 555 255 46 168 30 132 24. ... Totals 14,343 6,839 48 4,125 29 3,379 24 3,378 1,631 48 1,282 38 465 14.

20 Dec 2006: Surplus on continuing operations after minority interest 15.5 7.4. Transfer to accumulated income within specific endowments 24 (3.4) (2.2).

16 Jan 2006: OtherStaff operating Deprec–costs expenses iation Total£000 £000 £000 £000. 2004/05 2004/05 2004/05 2004/05Academic departments 135,394 24,617 7,247 167,258Academic services 16,197 ... Other activities total 60,776 124,352 2,345

26 Sep 2006: Gürtin-Broadbent. W. 2–4 (Eight weekly workshops, beginning 24 Jan.) Upper Hall, Jesus College. ... PROF. MARY JACOBUSPsychoanalysis, Gender and Literature. (24 Jan.)DR MELISSA LANE. Dilemmas in Feminist Political Thought (31 Jan.).

16 Jan 2006: Permanent endowments received 11,671 2,000 – – – – 13,671Income receivable from endowment asset investments – 17,363 1,348 695 4,384 384 24,174.

28 Feb 2006: 25–29 143 24 17 15,202 12,217 8030–39 107 15 14 16,573 13,413 81.

28 Feb 2006: 88 31,835 9Sixth Form College 19,243 24,539 43,782 17,082 89 21,244 87 38,326 11Other Maintained 10,569 11,511 22,080 9,355 89

16 Jan 2006: 19,858 481,463 85,356 396,107Specific Endowments 20,624 31,843 – 52,467 (3,956) 56,423Specific Donations 4,171 19,167 – 23,338 (693) 24,031General Donations ... 00 (3,264) 4.18 3.68 186.82005 747,316 (859) 30.20 24,742 28,524 110.50 1,076 4.25 4.43

28 Feb 2006: 88 31,835 9Sixth Form College 19,243 24,539 43,782 17,082 89 21,244 87 38,326 11Other Maintained 10,569 11,511 22,080 9,355 89

16 Jan 2006: 24,298 12,623 – 179 37,100Departmental reserves:. Accumulated Balances 1,941 2,461 – – 4,402Donations from University Companies 3,453 603 – 102 4,158General donations 35,865 (1,551) –

26 Sep 2006: The same continued. (fortnightly, beginning 24 January) W. 2.30. The same continued. ... 4.30. Senior Old Testament Seminar (fortnightlybeginning 24 January) W. 2.30. The same continued.

26 Sep 2006: DR M. BOLAQualitative Analysis W. 2–5 (weeks 1–4, four. three-hour seminars beginning 24 Jan.)Seminar Room, Free School Lane. ... DR B. BURCHELL AND DEMONSTRATORSComputing Demonstration Classes W. 9–12. (weeks 1–8, three-hour drop-in

28 Feb 2006: 718 24 555 16 252 15 303 18.

2 Mar 2006: Burgoyne, EM, to 24 Oct. 2007.Exeter, University of. Members of the Court, Prof. ... Johnson,W, to 31 Oct. 2008; Prof. Sir Brian Heap, ED, to 24 Oct.

26 Sep 2006: EdwardsMR A. CHUDIK. Linear Algebra (24 hours)MR D. MASSACCHI. Statistics (21 hours)DR J. ... PROF. D. NEWBERYNetworks and Regulations Tu. 11–1, (6. hours, beginning 24 Apr.).

28 Feb 2006: 872 16 128 4 55 4 73 5320 26 847 8 397 7 450 8 30 1 7 0.5 23 2300 24 483 4 230 4 253 5 10

26 Sep 2006: 24 Oct. 2–4Lecture Room 1, Mill Lane. DR J. SCOTTDesigning questions: wording context, format and. ... 20 Oct., 17, 24 Nov.Lectures 9–10 F. 3, 24 Nov.Practicals 10–11 F.