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Guardian Professional,
5 Jul 2013:
Our weekly round-up aimed at showcasing the latest research across the subject spectrum at UK universities
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12 Mar 2013:
Northumbria University thinks that they do - just as Newcastle Brown remains an icon of north eastern England
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25 Jan 2013:
Leave your garrets! Stop fussing over semi-colons! Work out how to add an attachment to email! There's £40,000 up for grabs for literature's leading northern lights - and the deadline is getting very tight
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23 Jan 2013:
Newcastle graduate Glen Keogh, now living in Manchester, has followed all the advice. But that job offer still hasn't arrived.
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22 Jan 2013:
From the Roman inscription that proved that Hadrian built Hadrian's Wall, through "horrific" mousetraps and the world's largest collection of bagpipes, to a 19th century gibbet, the Society has collected widely and is looking forward to the next 100 years and more. Alan Sykes potters along
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14 Dec 2012:
John Hill celebrates the Canny Comic Convention in the home of the graphic book reading circle, Readers of the Lost Art
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18 Oct 2012:
Exhibition takes an impressively varied look at some of Britain's estimated 10,000 centenarians. Alan Sykes went along to see what lies in store
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20 Sep 2012:
Singapore lawyer who keeps a home in county Durham wants to help young artists on the first step of their career. So he's giving £40,000 a year in awards at Northumbria University and the Baltic
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28 Aug 2012:
The Roman Wall's engineers were on to it 2000 years ago. Now Northumbria university is working with bacteria to try to sort out leaks and cracks
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14 Jun 2012:
Does the latest loudhailer in the online clamour for attention risk drowning small players out? Dan Carson from Sunderland and the Abacus Post thinks so
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30 May 2012:
Plato thought so. Now his remedy, and an equally stern one from Thomas Hobbes, appear in a new book on dieting from Sunderland - along with kinder suggestions from John Locke and others
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21 May 2012:
Sales and footfall success of last year's debut event has promoted a nine-day extravaganza in Newcastle and Gateshead this time round
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7 May 2012:
In the last of the Guardian Northerner's posts on Wearside's great music debate, musician Neil Wood and student Hannah Matterson put their views
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6 May 2012:
We're not talking First Folio, mind. This is the world of 2b r nt 2b - but with the highest of motives
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4 Apr 2012:
The mighty Baltic crosses the Tyne from Gateshead on Good Friday to help launch a big new initiative off Bigg Market - a tonic for the area's many small indie shops and cafes. Alan Sykes sips a flat white and admires
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