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15 Mar 2006: Called the ‘EyeCone project’, it is based on plans by Matthew Parker, the 16th century Vice-Chancellor of Cambridge and Archbishop of Canterbury, to add a

4 May 2006: 5.00pm. Lady Mitchell Hall,Sidgwick Site, Cambridge. ALL WELCOME. A PUBLIC LECTUREto celebrate the opening of the.

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.

25 Sep 2006: on Wednesday, 4 October 2006, in LectureBlock Room 6, Sidgwick Site, Sidgwick Avenue. ... on 4 October 2006, in Lecture Block. Room 6, Sidgwick Site, Sidgwick Avenue.

28 Nov 2006: PHYSICAL REVIEW B 67, 155306 2003! Interpretation of infrared and Raman spectra of amorphous carbon nitrides. A. C. Ferrari,1, S. E. Rodil,1,2 and J. Robertson11Department of Engineering, University of Cambridge, Cambridge CB2 1PZ, United Kingdom.

7 Mar 2006: Across Grange Road were only fields, with no trees. Sidgwick Avenue did not yet exist, and the kitchen back quarters reached outward to touch the back quarters of Newnham College across ... Sidgwick Avenue was built in 1893; the College encouraged it,

25 Sep 2006: F. J. Nolan (email: fjn1@cam.ac.uk). All lectures take place on the Sidgwick Site (consult the boards outside the Lecture Block). ... Departmental Contact: Prof. F. J. Nolan (email: fjn1@cam.ac.uk). All lectures take place on the Sidgwick Site (consult

27 Apr 2006: A20. Ancient Egypt: The practice of religion II Sidgwick AvenueLecture-rooms (top floor). ... Prehistory of the Near East (OST2 Paper AS17) Sidgwick Avenue. Lecture-rooms (top floor)A29.

26 Sep 2006: 7. 1 There will be an introductory meeting for all MPhil students on Monday, 2nd October at 3.00 pm in the Media Centre, RFB, Sidgwick Site.2 ... RFB, Sidgwick Site.4 http://www.screenmedia.group.cam.ac.uk/modules/modules_2006_07.html.

25 Sep 2006: 11 Sidgwick AvenueLecture Block Room 12. DR C. HILLSArchaeology of Anglo-Saxon England [Eight lectures]. ... POLLNITZSixteenth-century humanism [Four lectures,. weeks 5–8] Tu. 9 Sidgwick AvenueLecture Block 2.

26 Sep 2006: Th. 5Venue: Lecture Block Room 5, Sidgwick Avenue5 Oct. PROF. R. ... Landmarks in the German Novel (cont.) Th. 5Venue: Lecture Block Room 5, Sidgwick Avenue18 Jan.

26 Sep 2006: Departmental Contact: Prof. F. J. Nolan (email: fjn1@cam.ac.uk). All lectures take place on the Sidgwick Site (consult the boards outside the Lecture Block). ... VAUXFormal phonology Th. 2–4. 1 There will be an introductory meeting for all M.Phil

27 Sep 2006: 7. Lectures will be delivered on the Sidgwick Site unless otherwise stated.

25 Sep 2006: Ssorin-ChaikovAll Lectures will be held in the Mill Lane Lecture RoomsVideo Classes in Sidgwick Avenue Lecture Block PROF. ... POLLNITZSixteenth century Humanism Tu. 9 (weeks. 5–8, four lectures beginning 20 Feb.)Sidgwick Avenue Lecture Block 2.

26 Sep 2006: 7. 1 There will be an introductory meeting for all MPhil students on Monday, 2nd October at 10.00 in the Graduate Centre, RFB, Sidgwick Site.2 Students with timetable clashes

25 Sep 2006: Programme (lrg10@cam.ac.uk). All seminars take place in the Seminar Room, Institute of Criminology, Sidgwick Site unless otherwise stated,and are of 1.5 hours’ duration unless otherwise stated.

25 Sep 2006: course of lectures see p. 2.Lectures will be delivered in the Faculty of Classics Building, Sidgwick Avenue, unless otherwise stated.

25 Sep 2006: payment any lectures proposed by the Faculty Board of Philosophy.Lectures will be delivered at Sidgwick Avenue unless otherwise stated.Attention is drawn to lectures listed under Classics, Divinity, History, History

25 Sep 2006: Lectures will be delivered at Sidgwick Avenue, unless otherwise stated in italics.

11 Jan 2006: 4–6 (not 4.30–6.30. Sidgwick Avenue Lecture Block 7 L.T.DR D. RUNCIMAN.