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Category Archives: News
Sheket!
A little while ago I was with a group of family and friends discussing the Bilderberg Group, a kind of un-conference in which the world’s movers and shakers can get together and discuss matters of great import in an informal … Continue reading
Posted in angry birds peace conference, bilderberg group, former mesenteric republic of euthenasia, Israel, News, news editors, Palestine, peer review, Politicrox, scoop, syria, Writing & Reading
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Resolute
What’s your New Year Resolution? For me it is none of the following: Giving up smoking (these days I only smoke through my ears); easing up on the drinking (my alcohol consumption would embarrass the most abstemious newt gnat); going … Continue reading
Posted in kleptocracy, new year resolutions, News, norfolk, scrummies, Silliness
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No surprises likely on UK University fees
To the surprise of pretty much nobody, either in the University or outside, my University has become the latest to announce that undergraduate tuition fees will rise to the full £ 9000 a year from 2012. [Formal announcement from the … Continue reading
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A cross-plug – but in a good cause
The latest issue of Physiology News, which I edit, is now up online. I wouldn’t usually plug it so blatantly – I would simply plug it marginally more sneakily, of course – but this issue contains two articles that may … Continue reading