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Though the government decision to revert to Centre Assessed Grades (CAGs) meant many students did not feel the need to sit exams in the autumn, Open Tutoring UK works for the many students with lower CAGs who would like to retake.
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The announcement also included details about capacity issues, which will mean that some offer holders whose places at Durham were not confirmed following the initial release of results “will have to defer entry to 2021 in order to enrol at Durham University”.
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The fund, which will provide financial assistance for students, staff, and alumni, will be open for applications until 30th September.
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“I’ve stated that the University is institutionally disablist, and I stand by it”: Palatinate interviews David Evans on his last year as SU Postgraduate Academic Officer.
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Freddie Green makes the economic case for space exploration.
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“Electrifying, un-sugar-coated calls for justice” Daisy Robinson explores the insight and unapologetic charm of Brittney Cooper in her memoir ‘Eloquent Rage’.
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The University’s plans include a ‘mixture’ of online and in-person teaching, specific dates on which students will be recommended to arrive in Durham, and a postponement of all upcoming study or work abroad plans.
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It is hoped that should these trials be successful, these dogs can be utilised in airports in particular within the next six months, screening up to 250 people an hour.
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“I would like to see Durham stop using traditions as a defence against change and becoming a truly transformative place.”: Palatinate interviews Amelia McLoughlan on her time as SU Welfare and Liberation Officer.
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DPOCA’s response, published as a document via their Facebook page, is nearly 6,000 words long and addresses each issue within the Respect Commission Report in the order in which they appear.
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