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£250,000 Heritage Lottery Fund awarded to Town House
£250,000 Heritage Lottery Fund awarded to Town HouseOne of Old Aberdeen's most famous landmarks is set to be restored to its former glory, thanks to the University of Aberdeen and the Heritage Lottery fund - who today announced a grant of £250,000.The 200-year-old Town House, which has lain unused for...
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University raises the bar for top New York judge
University raises the bar for top New York judgeOne of the most esteemed High Court Judges in America will address law students and legal professionals at the 2004 Ledingham Chalmers Law Lecture, at the University of Aberdeen, next week.The Hon A Gail Prudenti is a highly respected New York State...
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Noisy Nature
Noisy NatureIt may not seem the most obvious place but a University of Aberdeen garden has all the makings of a mini- orchestra.The Cruickshank Botanic Garden has a wonderful variety of plants and trees which could provide parts for a range of instruments. These include the sycamore tree which is...
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Prestigious accolade for University of Aberdeen academic
Prestigious accolade for University of Aberdeen academicAn academic from the University of Aberdeen has been awarded a prestigious honour from the leading European-based international organisation of geoscientists and engineers.Andrew Hurst, Professor of Production Science, from the School of Geosciences, has been presented with the European Association of Geosciences and Engineers'...
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University of Aberdeen wins £1.8m for teacher training initiatives and research
University of Aberdeen wins £1.8m for teacher training initiatives and researchTEACHER training initiatives at the University of Aberdeen are set to be revolutionised thanks to a £1.8million cash award from the Scottish Executive and The Hunter Foundation (THF)The University has been awarded sole preferred bidder status for its 'unique, radical,...
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Mountain of Money
Mountain of MoneyThree mountain walkers struggled through hail, snow showers and poor visibility to scale all four 4,000 foot Cairngorm peaks in one day.Now the British Heart Foundation and a fund to build a new community church in Westhill will benefit from the trio's endeavours.Dr Arthur Stewart, Sports Studies Degree...
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Opening of New Medical Practice
Opening of New Medical PracticeA brand new purpose-built medical practice officially throws open its doors today (June 21) to the community of Old Aberdeen.Representatives of the area are joining patients and medical staff later this morning for the opening of the £1 million surgery which was funded by the University...
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Looking through the lens at Uni's Open Day
Looking through the lens at Uni's Open Day(Photo opportunity: Tuesday, 22 June - details at the end of this press release)On Tuesday 24 August upwards of 4,000 people will descend on King's College campus when the University of Aberdeen hosts its fifth annual Open Day. A packed programme of events...
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Speaking for Itself Language, Place and the Public Interest
Speaking for ItselfLanguage, Place and the Public InterestThe role of language in society and how it shapes identity will be the focus of a series of talks by two of the world's leading linguists when they visit the University of Aberdeen next week.Husband and wife James and Lesley Milroy are...
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Honorary Graduands - Summer 2004
Honorary Graduands - Summer 2004The Irish Premier, a New York State Supreme Court Judge, and a leading Scottish actor are among those to be honoured by the University of Aberdeen at its Summer Graduation Ceremonies. In all, the University will award honorary doctorates to 11 leading figures in the arts,...
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