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Apologise, Gordon Reprints Related items Children's welfare: The best places to breedDec 11th 2008In "Reclaiming Childhood", published three days earlier, Helene Guldberg, a child psychologist at the Open University, examines the same facts and draws different conclusions.

The way the younger students communicate differed from the way communication takes place at the university and it is recommended that the university examines how the faculty and the administration can communicate with the students in ways they are familiar with.

A new study by researchers at Yale and George Washington University examines the human threats to the amphibian family tree and calls for a rethinking of conservation priorities to preserve species diversity and evolutionary heritage.

Both novels delve in to the minds of voice hearers – a theme that will be explored in depth at this year's festival with researchers from Durham university examining the medical, spiritual and literary aspects of hearing voices.

Two academics at the Open University examined the accounts between 2007 and 2012 and found that in four out of those five years, Macquarie and its fellow investors took out more money from the company than it made in post-tax profits.

The study, by the Institute of Education, London University, examined the reading habits of 6,000 children.

On the academic front, the university examined the roster of freshman-friendly courses to look for possible pressure points.

I understand there were many causes of the war and have, in fact, taught a semester-long course at my university examining those varied causes.

In addition, at every college and university examined, we found some students who were applying themselves and learning at impressive levels.

In March, Raymond Bradley, another leading climate scientist, told GMU that he believed portions of a textbook he'd written had been used without permission in the Wegman report, and requested that the university examine the matter.

For the research, Kimper's student Louise Middleton, a third-year linguistics student at the university, examined the music of eight different rappers, paying close attention to their rhyming structures and patterns, vocabulary size, rhyme rate and the position of the rhyme in or across lines.