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13 Jan 2011: annual record 2010. Tr in iT y College cambridge. ann. ual record. 2010. trin. ity colleg. e ca. mbr. idg. e. Trinity College CambridgeAnnual Record. 2009 –2010. Trinity CollegeCambridge CB2 1TQ. Telephone: 01223 338400. e-mail:

27 May 2020: Reflections: Will the economic consequences of COVID-19 change university teaching forever?. ... Reflections: Lessons from Russian Literature: In Praise of Everyday Life.

9 Dec 2009: t r i n i t y c o l l e g ec a m b r i d g e. A n n u a l R e c o rd 2 0 0 9. tr. init. yc. olleg. ec. am. br. idg. ea. nn. ua. lr. eco. rd. Trinity College Cambridgeannual record. 2008‒2009. trinity collegecambridge cb2 1tq. Telephone: 01223

3 Jul 2020: Reflections: Will the economic consequences of COVID-19 change university teaching forever?. ... Reflections: Lessons from Russian Literature: In Praise of Everyday Life.

3 Jul 2020: offered the dream job – for me – of being economics correspondent of The Observer. ... My title is Senior Economics Commentator. My Column is in its 40th year.

24 Jun 2020: Reflections: Leaders’ speech and risky behaviour during a pandemic. 24/06/2020. Dr Tiago Cavalcanti of the Faculty of Economics, working with colleagues Dr Nicolás Ajzenman and Dr Daniel da Mata, ... You can read all the Reflections by Trinity

22 Oct 2008: In thelight of what we learnt from this evening’s lesson – from the Apocryphaappropriately enough – that ‘Some there be which have no memorial’ –it is worth considering that if the name

12 Mar 2020: He pushed me and my curiosity and passion for both literature and political & economic history, as well as finding, loaning (and even buying) me particular books he thought might challenge and ... Sam Newton, who is studying Modern and Medieval Languages,

16 Apr 2020: Reflections: Will the economic consequences of COVID-19 change university teaching forever?. ... Reflections: Lessons from Russian Literature: In Praise of Everyday Life.

14 Dec 2018: in national life and all-round respect, as mentioned in the Lesson just read by our current Senior Bursar. ... I would now like to turn to Sir Peter Bottomley (1963, Economics), who is here with his wife Baroness Virginia Bottomley.