BRITISH LABOR Bids for POWER The Historic Scarboro Conference

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• Trade union
• Labor history
• One Big Union
• Business ethics
• Labor federation competition in the United States
• Industrial unionism
• Industrial Workers of the World
• Labour relations
• Human resource management

Vienna City Cemetery When the first Vienna Cemetery by the Baptist Church became full, a new one was laid off in a geometrical pattern in the northern part of the city. Located on what is now Woodward Street, this still

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• Walter F. George
• Mercer University
• City Cemetery
• Big Pig Jig
• Georgia
• Vienna
• Gene Methvin

NUAA Newsflash By Users, For Users NUAA Conference Action NUAA staff have been at a range of conferences over the past few months. First of all is the big one for us: The Australasian Viral Hepatitis Conference. This ye

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• Cabramatta
• New South Wales

INSERT YOUR LOGO AND THE WINNER IS… TASMANIA!! TASMANIA, XX APRIL 2015 – It has been a big year for a little island. One moment Lonely Planet are announcing to the world that Tassie is

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• Tasmania
• Insert
• Aviation
• Transport
• Acronyms
• Oneworld
• Qantas

Classroom Activity 10 Big Question: How do we unravel the causes of disease? Foldit Foldit is an online game in which every day humans contribute to important scientific research by trying to solve one of the hardest pro

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• Molecular biology
• Bioinformatics
• Nutrition
• Foldit
• Protein
• Biology
• Protein structure
• Protein folding

Classroom Activity 10 Big Question: How do we unravel the causes of disease? Zebrafish development The speed with which zebrafish embryos develop is one of the reasons they are such a desirable model for research. Zebraf

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• Fish
• Zebrafish
• Fish development
• Embryo
• Developmental biology
• Biology
• Zoology

Classroom Activity 10 Big Question: Where will nanoscience revolution take us? A Gold standard for Cancer Treatment The following video Illustrates one method for making gold nanoparticles (notice the red colour of the s

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2015: Our Big Opportunity Spring 2015 Toolkit, Part 2: March 11-April 19 THE ISSUE By now, you know that the year 2015 could change everything - this year, world leaders agree to new development goals that could end extr

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• Economics
• Sociology
• Poverty reduction
• Gender inequality
• Millennium Development Goals
• Extreme poverty
• Gender equality
• Girl
• Poverty
• Socioeconomics
• Development

Backstage Confessions BLUE/ORANGE One of the big talking points in the foyer at the moment is the intriguing sculpture created by uber-talented Set & Costume Designer Tobhiyah Stone Feller. A former student of the Colleg

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• James Turrell
• Elementary geometry
• Sphere
• Anish Kapoor
• Star Trek: The Motion Picture
• Visual arts
• Geometry
• Sculpture

Classroom Activity 10 Big Question: How do we unravel the causes of disease? Cancer Stem Cells Breast cancer is one of the major cancers in Australia. Research in the past decade has aimed to uncover the role of stem cel

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• Breast cancer
• Cancer stem cell
• Carcinogenesis
• Breast
• Medicine
• Stem cells
• Ribbon symbolism