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• Summer shows celebrate students’ achievements at Greenwich
• UK terror arrests: academic freedom questioned (Express India)
• UK Academics Arrested For Researching al-Qaida - Slashdot
• Lecturers vote to continue debating Israeli boycott - guardian.co.uk
• Universities in the knowledge economy
• 'Israel ignoring UK academic boycott' - Jerusalem Post
• Ex-EU official condemns UK academic boycott call - Jerusalem Post
• Are Western Universities Turning Into Madrassas? - Global Politician
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• Archbishop of Canterbury awards Lambeth degrees
• Colonel alumni find success at UK - Community Press & Recorder
• Scholarship funding cuts have appalled academics and students alike - Independent
• Queen's research among world's most referenced
• Clever people 'less likely to believe in God' - NEWS.com.au
• Queen's Birthday Honours 2008
• Globalisation and inclusion at the Oxford-India conference
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• Profile: University of Aberdeen - Times Online
• A grotesque bidding game is undermining university standards - Times Online
• University of Leeds enters hall of fame
• Funding cuts will hurt IT students - Computing
• UK Games Industry Over the Hill? - Slashdot
• Curry returns to Atlanta coaching limelight (Atlanta Journal-Constitution)
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• St Andrews academics recognised
• Is UK game development in trouble? And can women save it? - guardian.co.uk
• UK gaming industry said to be suffering decent-designer drought - Reg Hardware
• University Professor Rejects Criticism of UK Graduates - Escapist Magazine
• UK game-development degrees not up to snuff, claims industry - Register
• UK games industry slams developer skills shortage - Pocket Gamer.Biz
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• UK basketball museum closes - SI.com
• UK sophomore recruit needs work - Kentucky.com
• Game over: struggling UK basketball museum closes - Centre Daily Times
• UK fashion graduates go eco - Marie Claire.co.uk
• UK Mars rover hopes face set-back - BBC News
• Researchers at University of Greenwich at Medway offer expertise to local business
• International meetings of academics are being targeted as a way to ... - EducationGuardian.co.uk
• International meetings of academics are being targeted as a way to ... - guardian.co.uk
• SCIENTISTS SHOW HOW ATHLETIC CHARLTON ARE
• UK games industry needs to go back to uni - Silicon.com
• Double honours in Maths
• Oxford holds global history of science conference
• UK games biz demands closer ties with academia - Reg Hardware
• Glasgow academics recognised for outstanding work
• UK TEAM TRACKING POTENTIAL DRUG CHEATS - British Satellite News
• Six University scholars elected to British Academy
• Four from Cambridge join Royal Academy of Engineering
• UK Football Notebook: Lindley on Watch Lists - UKAthletics
• Nine Oxford academics become Fellows Of The British Academy
• Royal Society honours Bristol researchers
• Portfolio pair win international computer game award
• Researchers urge fresh look at psychotherapy
• University and GSK forge revolutionary drug powerhouse - News - Life Sciences - Business Weekly -...
• Warwick University Awards Honorary Graduates
• Liverpool academics elected to Royal Academy of Engineering
• Studying in Scotland: New kids on the block - Independent
• UK, U of L both have lots of losses - Louisville Courier-Journal
• UK Basketball Coming To The Mountains (WYMT Mountain News)
• Behind closed doors: the importance of 'invisible' businesses
• Universities, businesses and the role of knowledge networks
• Judge Business School launches management centre
• Three UK Swimmers to take part in US Open - UKAthletics
• World?s oldest calculating machine showed ancient Greek Olympic Games cycle
• Cambridge connections at Olympic Games
• New horizons in chemistry
• Academics unearth UK's oldest joke - Economic Times
• Brooks' focus turns back to football - Kentucky.com
• Focus turns back to football - Kentucky.com
• Varsity victories help ease Boat Race blues
• Early visit to UNC highlights UK's slate - Louisville Courier-Journal
• GPS cellphones to unleash gamers onto the streets - New Scientist (subscription)
• Pulley Dismissed From UK - WLKY
• Indians are better in English than the English - Newstrack India
• Early career support for UCL neuroscientists
• £500,000 for research into stress and the brain
• Scholars of Islam Best Placed for Counter Terrorism Work
• Bridging the Gaps
• Two UK women's soccer games to be televised - Kentucky.com
• Cyberpsychology Degree Offered In UK To Study Online Gambling - Casino Gambling Web
• Oxford alumna wins Olympic bronze
• Bird flu hits UK newspapers - Nature.com (subscription)
• Hope over 'quick' bird flu test - BBC News
• Lexington cracks down on UK game-day parking - Kentucky.com
• Faster, Portable Bird Flu Test Being Developed - RedOrbit
• Crackdown coming on UK gameday parking - The State
• Police to ticket cars on lawns during UK game days - Kentucky.com
• Women fast track to 2012 Games - Mix and match programme aims to ... - Scotsman
• 'Ohio State all the way' for Whiting - Louisville Courier-Journal
• Gold for Oxford alumni
• New developments in fight against bird flu - meatinfo.co.uk
• Blues help Britain top the Olympic rowing medal table
• Domestic violence study published
• Story predicts 6-6 record for Cats (Lexington Herald-Leader)
• UK announces home game times - Louisville Courier-Journal
• UK a 'huge game' for U of L - Louisville Courier-Journal
• UK a 'huge game' for U of L (Louisville Courier-Journal)
• Paralympic trainer gets bitten by the teaching bug
• Score for your business at next breakfast event
• Ex-LexCath star Snowden transfers to UK - Kentucky.com
• UK School Games: Rebecca Adlington proud to be a role model for ... - Telegraph.co.uk
• Steady hands at the helm - Louisville Courier-Journal
• Hartline shines as Cats' QB in first college start (Louisville Courier-Journal)
• Kragthorpe needs to fix broken offense - Louisville Courier-Journal
• Defense back in vogue at UK - Cincinnati.com
• Cats' D stifles for 2nd week in a row - Louisville Courier-Journal
• Gold for Oxford alumni
• Oxford alumna wins Olympic bronze
• Nine Oxford academics become Fellows of The British Academy
• Faculty Female Ambassadors created by the Academic Opportunities Committee
• Imperial College Centenary Symposium addresses challenges of the 21st Century
• Lord Winston teaches primary school children about the human brain
• Genetics experts elected to Fellowship of Academy of Medical Sciences
• St Andrews academics recognised
• Bridging the Gaps
• Early career support for UCL neuroscientists
• Queen's research among world's most referenced
• Liverpool academics elected to Royal Academy of Engineering
• Behind closed doors: the importance of 'invisible' businesses
• Researchers urge fresh look at psychotherapy
• Malawi-Scots partnership for women in science
• Sustaining enterprise in education
• 'Therapy culture' impacts learning
• Score for your business at next breakfast event
• Glasgow academics recognised for outstanding work
• Paralympic trainer gets bitten by the teaching bug
• Gold for Oxford alumni
• Oxford alumna wins Olympic bronze
• Nine Oxford academics become Fellows of The British Academy
• Faculty Female Ambassadors created by the Academic Opportunities Committee
• Imperial College Centenary Symposium addresses challenges of the 21st Century
• Lord Winston teaches primary school children about the human brain
• Genetics experts elected to Fellowship of Academy of Medical Sciences
• St Andrews academics recognised
• Bridging the Gaps
• Early career support for UCL neuroscientists
• Queen's research among world's most referenced
• Liverpool academics elected to Royal Academy of Engineering
• Behind closed doors: the importance of 'invisible' businesses
• Researchers urge fresh look at psychotherapy
• New board game launched to help students with career options
• Prestigious Prizes Awarded To UCL Academics For Work On The Heart - Medical News Today (press...
• Developing countries benefit from online gold rush
• WKU at UK football on live in Lexington, Bowling Green - Louisville Courier-Journal
• Reuters Technology Summary (Reuters via Yahoo! Singapore News)
• Enigma Diagnostics Gets $3.3M Grant from UK Government - GenomeWeb News (subscription)
• Better outcomes for looked after children
• Enigma Diagnostics Awarded GBP1.8 Million By UK Government - RedOrbit
• ReLIVE08: Virtual Dreams in Milton Keynes
• UK game at Alabama to be televised on CBS (The Cincinnati Enquirer)
• Nottingham in top trio for all round excellence - Media Newswire (press release)
• Researchers Appeal For Volunteers To 'Road-Test' Exercise Programmes Prescribed By East Kent GPs,...
• Time change for UK basketball exhibition; Cats will play Ouachita ... - WYMT
• UK fills out men's basketball schedule - Louisville Courier-Journal
• Cards show progress, but Cats a puzzle - Louisville Courier-Journal
• How to Take Your Game Systems Abroad - PC World
• Game to help foreign students in UK - The Press Association
• Manchester seeks the world's top medical research pioneers
• Game to help foreign students in UK (Channel 4)
• Study: Brain Age Boosts Student Math Performance By 50 Percent (Gamasutra)
• UK varsities to scream Al-Qaeda - The New Nation
• India's Twenty20 Cricket Imports Cheerleaders, Grabs UK Stars - Bloomberg
• UK & World News: German police quiz man over murder (icNewcastle - Sunday Sun)
• Going for Two: UK showdown should be kept in perspective - Bowling Green Daily News
• UK's Micah Johnson doubtful for Alabama - Louisville Courier-Journal
• MI6 :: The Home Of James Bond 007 (MI6)
• ? UK National Videogame Archive Set to Open - Video Game Media
• What if Bear stayed? - Cincinnati.com
• Opinion: Ohio State's Pryor proving he's for real (MSNBC)
• UK can build on determined effort like this - Louisville Courier-Journal
• Kentucky Comes Up Short Against Alabama, Gains Respect - Bleacher Report
• Grants and fellowships for new arrivals in Engineering
• £1.4 million for cancer research at St Andrews
• Students get free access to a century of news footage (Guardian Unlimited)
• Top universities 'should charge higher fees' - Telegraph.co.uk
• 12:30 (BST), 09/10/2008 UK development report Press Release PROVIDED BY GAMES PRESS October 9th...
• UCL?s entrepreneurs to attend venture capital ?boot camp?
• UK offense stopped cold, lose 24-17 (Louisville Courier-Journal)
• UK football needing an offensive boost, hoops begins and Mason ... - Ledger Independent
• Detect a linguistic link
• Leading UK Marketing Academics Stage Bahrain Workshop - Zawya (press release)
• UK's Dicky Lyons Jr. out for the season (Louisville Courier-Journal)
• Tutors do their homework
• Philosophy, Physics and Fantasy open autumn lecture series
• Let's get connected: 'Green' seminar series brings researchers together
• EKU to play at IU, UK in 2009 - Louisville Courier-Journal
• Eastern Kentucky will play UK, IU in 2009 - Louisville Courier-Journal
• Over-regulation stifling clinical research, say academics - guardian.co.uk
• Over regulation is stifling UK research
• UK defensive starter likely out for Florida (Louisville Courier-Journal)
• ?Relax rules on clinical trials or patients will lose out to US? - WalesOnline
• Fossil Detectives headline OU involvement in MK Science Festival
• Last orders at the pub, bargain supermarkets, rent or buy? The Money Programme has got it all...
• UK research held back by over regulation - Cambridge Network
• UK chemists warn of funding crisis - Chemie.de (press release)
• Science News (Science Daily)
• Oxford awarded two Mellon Sawyer Seminars
• NFL PROMISE LONG-TERM UK COMMITMENT - Sportinglife.com
• Leading UK marketing academics stage bahrain workshop - AME Info
• Durham forced to reinstate academic whistleblower - guardian.co.uk
• UK getting national game archive (GameSpot)
• UK Opens National Video Game Archive (Slashdot)
• UK Opens National Video Game Archive - Slashdot
• Debating the future of capitalism
• Music City 3-peat won't overjoy UK (Louisville Courier-Journal)
• Commonwealth Games sprint hope lands new sports scholarship
• Event Report: GameCity Salves The Culturally Curious (Gamasutra)
• The UK launches the National Videogame Archive - GotGame News
• Champions League: Celtic v Manchester United ? live minute-by-minute report! (Guardian Unlimited)
• Video games are predicted to become the UK's most popular form of ... - Scotland on Sunday
• UK cornerback likely out for Vandy game - Louisville Courier-Journal
• Hurt corner Lindley could miss next game (Louisville Courier-Journal)
• Leading Authority On Cardiac Nursing To Give Lecture, Coventry University, England (Medical News...
• Open University and College of Law extend their partnership
• Distinguished Professors
• Oxford academics win Leverhulme Prizes
• Security and resilience solutions for the 21st century: a new UCL institute
• Computer games: matters of intelligence
• UNC's Hansbrough out for UK game - Louisville Courier-Journal
• Leverhulme Prizes for Bristol mathematicians
• Leeds academics win Leverhulme Prizes
• Budding young architects help transform their neighbourhoods
• Project launched to reduce carbon footprint of transport in Europe
• Lecturer is well read on World Wide Web
• With pressure off, Cats turn it on, 71-42 - Kentucky.com
• Lecturers asked to spy on foreign students ? again - The Edinburgh Journal
• UK fans know when to leave (Louisville Voice-Tribune)
• UK's Jarmon, Lumpkin will miss game vs. Vols - Louisville Courier-Journal
• Cobb could be homecoming king - Louisville Courier-Journal
• Warning to London 2012: Decide now or pay later
• Academic to academician - leading Queen's researchers honoured
• At least one run ends tonight - Louisville Courier-Journal
• Serious Games Initative Receives Stamp Of Approval From UK Minister - Escapist Magazine
• Cats get clean slate in Vegas - Kentucky.com
• Wiedmer: Fulmer finishes with a flourish - Chattanooga Times Free Press
• Harrellson holds his own against West Virginia - Kentucky.com
• UK Wildcats, Where Art Thou? - Bleacher Report
• £2.5 Million Research Project To Improve The Care Of Older People Is Launched At Nottingham...
• UK fighting through turnover turmoil (Louisville Courier-Journal)
• UK's Meeks named SEC player of the week - Louisville Courier-Journal
• UK's Cobb to undergo knee surgery - Louisville Courier-Journal
• Starwars style holographic 3DTV could be a reality in a decade
• Award-winning arts duo
• SPORTS: UK Likely Headed Bowling In Memphis Or Nashville - WNGO
• UK & World News: Young Muslims not a threat - study (icNewcastle - Sunday Sun)
• Cobb is 'doubtful' for UK's bowl game - Louisville Courier-Journal
• The future of sex and gender studies
• Hope follows scare as UK wins 103-61 (Louisville Courier-Journal)
• UK researchers help form the global debate around climate change
• Liberty Bowl seems most likely for UK - Louisville Courier-Journal
• Galloway working hard for minutes (Louisville Courier-Journal)
• Christmas lectures help pupils explore science
• UK's Galloway works to find niche (The Cincinnati Enquirer)
• UK honorary degree for leading American academic and ?international standard setter"
• UCL Provost?s Venture Prize
• Climate change time bomb for health
• UK?s Lancaster University Awards Honorary Degree to Stanford ... - Business Wire (press release)
• UK's Lancaster University Awards Honorary Degree to Stanford ... - MarketWatch
• Mark Story: Why not Pitino vs. Tubby in Rupp? - Kentucky.com
• Why not Pitino vs. Tubby in Rupp? - Kentucky.com
• Academics and industry to discuss engineering solutions to global challenges
• Outstanding Achievements Honoured by Northumbria University
• WVU baseball to play UK in Charleston - Daily Mail - Charleston
• RAE results
• SPORTS: UK gets Florida, 'Bama early in 2009 football sked - NewsTalk 94.3
• SPORTS: UK gets Florida, 'Bama early in 2009 football sked - WNGO
• Stanford GSB News (Stanford GSB)
• Cats' game in the 'Ville lacks thrills - Louisville Courier-Journal
• UK's Harris could see action Saturday - Louisville Courier-Journal
• Professors of Rock
• University celebrates research success - Media Newswire (press release)
• This one's special for UK's Jarmon - Louisville Courier-Journal
• UK beats Florida Atlantic 76-69 - Louisville Courier-Journal
• Jarvis got assist from wife in job search - Kentucky.com
• Florida Atlantic coach sought advice from Connie - Kentucky.com
• Opinion: Looking back at 2008, ahead to 2009 (MSNBC)
• John Clay: UK, East Carolina have prickly past - Kentucky.com
• New Year Honours 2009
• Strathclyde academics named in Honours list
• UK Hoops Team Wins 4th Straight - WYMT
• Solid Free-Throw Shooting Secures UK Women's Win - WYMT
• This could be Lindley's audition (Louisville Courier-Journal)
• Cats can take another step - Louisville Courier-Journal
• Memphis just a hunka hunka fun - Cincinnati.com
• UK Hoops Takes Winning Streak On The Road - UKAthletics
• Defense will have holes to fill, but UK looks forward to next season - Kentucky.com
• UK basketball notebook: Former Cat seeks second career - Kentucky.com
• Cats made history ? and look to repeat it (Louisville Courier-Journal)
• Cats expect Harris to be on the court against Cardinals - Louisville Courier-Journal
• Waiting game for three Cats - Louisville Courier-Journal
• UK football optimistic about future - Kentucky.com
• New Years Honours for Leeds academics
• Academics hailed in New Year's Honours
• Queen's helps Indian business leaders boost their economy
• IU-UK replay warms heart - Times-Mail (subscription)