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28 Sep 2018: And of course I have now been to my first Christ’s May Ball. ... An important part of College life is of course our catering, both formal and informal.

13 Dec 2018: rate. D.E. Reeve, M. Spivack / Coastal Engineering 51 (2004) 661–673 673. ... The authors acknowledge the support of the. Institution of Civil Engineers, Grant #0101.

18 Jul 2018: With an engineering degree from Oxford and an MBA from Cambridge, Mark is now a Fellow of the Institution of Chemical Engineers and a member of the Institution of Civil Engineers;

5 Jan 2018: The word “student” was never used, and gentlemen, no ladies of course, in residence were known as “undergraduates”. ... During the course of the year discussions have also taken place on support for informal groups of alumni, both in the UK and

5 Jan 2018: In addition, of course, I maintained my interest in DCBC having coached crews continuously since 1970 to date. ... In broad terms, 87% of respondents are fairly or very satisfied with the overall quality of their courses.

21 Sep 2018: Consideration is being given as to how to mark these anniversaries and the views of the Association will be sought in due course. ... Daniel has been an energetic guitarist during his undergraduate course, organising, composing for and performing in

18 Sep 2018: Parts A and B) except for(a) the Regius Professorships of Civil Law, Physic, and History, and the King Edward VII. ... Needham)Chinese Management (Sinyi)Civil and Environmental EngineeringCivil Engineering (2013)Civil Engineering (2017)Civil Engineering

12 Jan 2018: Of course, as in every year, there were some results which were disappointingfor individual students. ... 17. (3), Engineering (9), Geography (4), Law (13), Mathematics (3), Medicine (16),Natural Sciences (26) and Social and Political Sciences (5).

5 Sep 2018: He remained Regius Professor of Civil Law until 1782. Hallifax was active as Law Professor. ... His Analysis of the Roman Civil Law, Compared with the Laws of England (1774) was based on his lectures and remained a basis of bachelor of law courses at

6 Dec 2018: b. We recognise that anyone can be subject to discrimination, harassment and victimisation because of age, culture, disability, sexual orientation, gender reassignment, married or civil partnerships, and religion or belief. ... or be accused of abusing