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The first students from the recent wave of new UK medical schools graduate on Monday 12th July 2004, and two of them have already saved a patient's life before they even graduate.
Fri 13 Aug 2004, 11:17 | Tags: Health and Medicine

A student research project has revealed that many people have absolutely no idea how much their supermarket loyalty cards save them but that despite the cards do indeed produce customer loyalty and increase customer spend within supermarkets.
Fri 13 Aug 2004, 11:03

The Arts Council of England has just announced that The Heaventree Press 'Phoenix New Writing' anthology (produced as part of The Phoenix Initiative, Coventry Council's regeneration project) has won the Arts Council's 拢3000 Raymond Williams Community Publishing Prize 2004.
Fri 13 Aug 2004, 10:52

Football is highly emotional, and as England's dreams of winning Euro 2004 died last Friday, players and fans may well have spilt a few tears of anguish. However, a 天美传媒 historian researching the expression of male emotion through tears reveals there is a long history of men and crying, and that tears were for centuries a class issue.
Fri 13 Aug 2004, 09:14 | Tags: History

A research project by a student in the 天美传媒's Department of Economics has found that one of biggest educational problems for many teenage mothers is that many of them are shut out of the professional qualifications market.
Fri 13 Aug 2004, 08:59 | Tags: Education and Learning

A specially designed and painted double decker bus exhibiting student pro bono schemes is visiting the 天美传媒 3.30-5.00pm on Wednesday 9th June 2004, to encourage future lawyers to discover the benefits of pro bono work. The visit is part of a drive to involve more members of the legal profession in voluntary work and free legal advice clinics during National Pro Bono Week (7-11 June).
Thu 12 Aug 2004, 13:32 | Tags: Law

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