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Reid's rectorial address at Glasgow university was published in full on the cover of the New York Times, he said.

One often-quoted scholarly study by Michelle Pautz, of Elon University, was published by the journal Issues in Political Economy in 2002.

The referenced investigation authored by Mark S. Pearce, Ph.D., of New Castle University, was published in The Lancet June 7 , 2012and was jointly funded by the National Cancer Institute in the U.S. and the Department of Health in the U.K.

In 2002, the University was involved in argument over press intrusion after details of the son of then-Prime Minister Tony Blair's application to university were published in national newspapers.

The last comprehensive attempt to analyze the responsibilities of universities was published in 1982 by Derek Bok, a law professor and, later, President of Harvard University.

A paper by the research team, which also includes academics from Manchester, Bournemouth and Southampton universities, are published in the journal Antiquity.

Students eligible for a government-backed loan will be able to borrow up to £12,000 over the two years.The Guardian University Guide 2013 league table of universities is published today.

The results of the study by psychologists at Stanford and Duquesne universities are published in the March issue of the journal Sexual Addiction and Compulsivity.

Understanding the Real World, a visual history of the university, by Christopher Pick, was published to coincide with this anniversary.

Earlier this year, research, carried out at University College London and the universities of Birmingham and East Anglia, was published showing patients in England were 16% more likely to die if they were admitted on a Sunday, rather than mid-week.

The University of Western Australia (UWA: Lewandowsky's university when Recursive Fury was published – he later moved to the University of Bristol) also investigated the matter and found no academic, ethical, or legal problems with the paper.