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2014
March
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ACT. REACT. IMPACT. European Parliament Elections - Does your vote count?
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The European Parliament Elections take place in the UK on May 22, but what does the European Parliament do for us? Does my vote count? Join the European Documentation Centre, and Europe Direct Aberdeen, to discuss the relevance of the EU and European Parliament and to raise awareness of how...
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The "mouth" of the River Don: Metaphor in Names and Language
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A lecture by Carol Hough of the University of Glasgow, organised by the Elphinstone Institute, as part of the King's Museum lecture series
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Aberdeen Art Attack!
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Suitable for families with children aged 3-10 years but all welcome
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Annie Quibell - one of Scotland's finest women in Egyptology
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A free lecture by Lee Young of the Griffith Institute, Oxford, organised by the Egyptology Scotland, as part of the King's Museum lecture series
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An Aerial Perspective on Scotland: The Work and Collections of RCAHMS
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Rebecca Bailey, Head of Education and Outreach at RCAHMS discusses the development of the National Collections of Aerial Photography.
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Ancient Greek Poetry as Music
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A free lecture by Dr Armand d'Angour of the University of Oxford, organised by the Aberdeen Scottish-Hellenic Society, as part of the King's Museum lecture series.
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Martin Martin: early modern Hebridean traveller and author
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A free lecture by Dr Donald William Stewart of Sabhal Mor Ostaig, UHI, organised by the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland
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The Only Good Plant is a Dead Plant: conserving flora in the 21st century
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It is said by some that a botanic garden is a 'zoo for plants'. As part of the Friends of Aberdeen University Library series of evening talks, Mark Paterson will expand on the origins of western botanic gardens to counter such a sentiment, while extensively highlighting the modern role...
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the BIG BOOK THEORY teen book quiz
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Teen book quiz for World Book Day
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Female Perspectives: C20th artworks by female artists in Scotland
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An exhibition of artworks created by female artists during the twentieth century, selected from the University's art collection.