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  3. Trendy ‘restorative justice’ schemes to stamp out bullying at schools ‘do not work’External
    Daily Mail, UK +My News 7/2/2009
    Trendy 'no punishment' approaches to tackling bullying are not working in many schools, a researcher warned yesterday. . . More than 600 schools …
  4. Youthful HA prevail: Cambridge University lose outExternal
    Independent, UK +My News 7/2/2009
    Cambridge University. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .0. . Hockey Association XI . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3. . A DEPLETED Cambridge …
  5. Pick a Modern “On the Origin of Species”External
    New York Times +My News 7/1/2009
    The homeboy won, but what do you expect when the homeboy is Stephen Hawking, world renowned cosmologist and black hole expert at the University of …
  6. Start- ups take advantage of IT breakthroughExternal
    Computer Weekly +My News 6/30/2009
    Cambridge has been recognised as an important cluster for technology start-ups since the publication of the Cambridge Phenomenon Report in 1985 …
  7. 2009- 2010 Cambridge ScholarsExternal
    Harvard Magazine +My News 7/1/2009
    Four seniors have won Harvard Cambridge scholarships to study at Cambridge University during the 2009-2010 academic year. History concentrator …
  8. Don’t stand on the lawn, Abhi!External
    Times of India +My News 20 Hours Ago
    Abhishek and Vidya were asked to leave the Cambridge University grounds just seconds before Balki was about to call 'Action'. Reason - they were …
  9. Insight Into How Brain Stem Cells Develop Into Cells Which Repair Damaged TissueExternal
    Medical News Today +My News 7/3/2009
    The joint research, funded by the National Multiple Sclerosis Society and the UK MS Society as well as the National Institutes of Health and Howard …
  10. Sheet from Darwin‘s ’On the origin of Species‘ manuscript on display for first timeExternal
    Daily Telegraph, UK +My News 7/3/2009
    Darwin created "a mound" of papers whilst he drafted his seminal work but less than 35 have survived. . . Archivists believe the majority of the …
  11. Hundreds of yougsters play brain gameExternal
    Norwich Evening News 24, UK +My News 7/3/2009
    The whole country might be gearing up for the Olympics in 2012 but it was mental and not physical agility that was at the forefront of most …
  12. Warm and fuzzy feelings all in the brain: StudyExternal
    Saskatoon StarPhoenix, Canada +My News 19 Hours Ago
    The same part of the brain that makes us crave food and sex may also help determine whether somebody is a warm and sentimental "people" person …
  13. The ins and outs of the extraordinary extradition battle for Gary McKinnonExternal
    Daily Mail, UK +My News 7/2/2009
    Gary McKinnon's life fell apart on April 14, 2003, as he sat, nervous and scared, opposite U.S. prosecutor Scott Stein in the intimidating …
  14. Conserve water, students toldExternal
    The Hindu, India +My News 7/3/2009
    Till now, I have been wasting water from the tap while brushing my teeth. Now, not only will I end this practice, but will also campaign for …
  15. Don’t get ill worrying about your health...External
    Independent, Ireland +My News 7/3/2009
    While the fear of an apocalyptic Swine Flu pandemic has eased since it was first diagnosed in Mexico, it has remained a rolling news story for …
  16. British Olympic champs win at Henley Royal RegattaExternal
    USA Today +My News 7/2/2009
    British Olympic champions Andy Hodge and Peter Reed easily defeated Andrew Walker and John Huppi from Tulane Rowing Association in the Silver …
  17. VOTE: More daylight would boost jobs, says MPExternal
    ThisIsLancashire.co.uk +My News 7/2/2009
    A CALL to change Britain's time system so there are more hours of daylight has been backed by Bolton MP David Crausby. . . The Commons …
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