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24 Sep 2020: University examinations did go ahead, online, for finalists. The University put in place a “safety net” which guaranteed that every final-year student would graduate with a degree class no worse ... We have made an award to an exceptional Economics

8 Oct 2014: But of course examination results are not the only way in which our students excel. ... From the economic turmoil one lesson stands out – those who confront their problems early and proactively recover fastest.

28 Sep 2018: cautious about the economic environment and the likely level of returns over the next few years. ... year. The proportion of first-class final-year results was 43%, easily our best ever, and significantly more than last year’s 35%.

13 Oct 2010: risk. The final contributor to the College’s funding is the support provided by its donors. ... The new Government has already signalled its interest in putting university fees onto a more economic basis.

18 Oct 2011: dinner to be held at the National Portrait Gallery in late October 2011. ... economics, Jane Fruehwirth; and as a new Professorial Fellow in Geography, Ash Amin.

30 Sep 2009: My current research examines the evolving structure, the originsand the implications of social and economic networks. ... In 2007, Princeton UniversityPress published my book Connections: an introduction to the economics ofnetworks.

He was selected for the National Youth Orchestra of Wales as a first violin. ... for five seasons, and becoming a Trustee of the new Millennium Centre in Cardiff Bay and chairman of the Welsh National Opera Company.

Whatever the reason, he left in 1905 without a degree and returned to teaching at Surrey elementary schools, active in the National Union of Teachers. ... From 1929 he was MP for South Shields, though in 1931 he lost to a Liberal supporter of the

After he retired, Arunachalam became involved in politics, founding and chairing the Ceylon National Association and the Ceylon Reform League, in 1917. ... He was a founder of the Ceylon National Congress (CNC) in 1919 and was its first president.

Evans then won a scholarship to Christ’s College. He graduated from Christ's College with a BA in Natural Science in 1963, although he did not take his final examinations,