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Burns – Out of His Box
A new exhibition at the Marischal Museum offers an alternative view of Scotland’s National Bard as part of the University of Aberdeen’s Word Festival 2006.
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New work experience project aims to fill North-east jobs gap
PHOTO OPPORTUNITY: Wednesday (May 3), Music Hall, Aberdeen, at 2.30pm – see details below
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Exploring colour at the Natural History Centre
Little scientists will be exploring how people and animals see colour at two action packed events taking place tomorrow (April 28) at Old Aberdeen.
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Concert to mark 20th anniversary of Chernobyl Nuclear Accident
PHOTO OPPORTUNITY: Tomorrow (Friday) April 28, St Mary’s Cathedral, Huntly Street, Aberdeen, at 6.00pm
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Concrete Poetry and its influence
Photocall – 5.30pm, Thursday 27 April at Peacock Visual Arts with curator Thomas A Clark and print makers Michael Wade and Lindsay Croall Print edition launch – 6pm, Thursday 27 April at Peacock Visual Arts Exhibition runs from 13 May to 17 June
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Politics students meet Deputy First Minister
Deputy First Minister and leader of the Scottish Liberal Democrats Nicol Stephen visited Scottish Politics students at the University of Aberdeen on Friday, April 21.
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Vigil to ‘Remember Chernobyl’
PHOTO OPPORTUNITY: Today (Wednesday, April 26), at King’s College Chapel, University of Aberdeen, at 4.45pm
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Plagues, Pestilence and People
Almost two hundred school students from across the North-east are today (April 26) descending on the University of Aberdeen to hear about diseases from the past and the present.
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Students gain insight into realities of the working world
PHOTO OPPORTUNITIES: Tomorrow (Wednesday, April 26) 1.00pm – 3.00pm, Elphinstone Hall, University of Aberdeen
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Student groups unite for University’s multi-cultural event
PHOTO OPPORTUNITY: Tomorrow (Tuesday, April 25), at 12noon - details below
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