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• Cruise Deals: eCruises 'Science Under The Stars' Cruise Deal Offers Interaction With Distinguished Scientists, Free Cruise Protection

  - 2008-09-22

  Cruise and science enthusiasts alike can discover the eCruises.com ( http://www.eCruises.com ) Science Under The Stars cruise deals program on select transatlantic cruises , with cruise bargains starting at $944 with eCruises.com. Science lovers can enjoy six-night cruise deals exploring a...

  Tags: England, HARDWARE, Nanotechnology, Rose, Semiconductors, theory, University of Oxford

• Todd D. Freer of Glen Ellyn for 26 years.(Obituaries)(Obituary)

  - 2006-12-14

  Todd D. Freer of Glen Ellyn for 26 years A memorial Mass for Todd D. Freer, 55, will be celebrated at 11:30 a.m. Saturday, Dec. 16, at St. James the Apostle Church, Glen Ellyn. Memorial visitation will be from 4 to 9 p.m Friday, Dec....

  Tags: Chicago, England, Iowa, Litigation, semester, University of Oxford

• OBITUARIES: Jacob Frank Schulman

  - 2006-07-01

  The Rev. Dr. J. Frank Schulman died January 4, 2006, from cancer. He was 78 years of age. Schulman was born March 26, 1927, in Nashville, Tennessee. He had an outstanding academic career with a B.A. from the University of Oklahoma, S.T.B. from Harvard University, D.Min. and D.D. from Meadville...

  Tags: Boston, CAREER, England, Houston, Texas, University of Oxford

• The Last Medieval Queens: English Queenship 1445-1503

  - 2004-08-01

  The Last Medieval Queens: English Queenship 1445-1503. J. L. Laynesmith. Oxford University Press. [pounds sterling]30.00. xviii + 294 pages. ISBN 0-19-924737-4. This impressive study sets out to answer the question, 'What did it mean to be a queen in fifteenth-century England' when the country was torn apart by the Wars...

  Tags: England, husband, University of Oxford

• Gran life up North

  - 2004-05-09

  A GRANNY who moved from the best place to live in England to the worst says she loves her new life. A report for Deputy PM John Prescott by Oxford University revealed that Chorleywood, Herts, is the most affluent area while Harpurhey, Greater Manchester, is the poorest....

  Tags: England, University of Oxford

• Dr. Gerald Calvasina

  - 2004-01-01

  Dr. Gerald Calvasina, associate professor of management at Southern Utah University, has been invited to sit at the esteemed Oxford Round Table of the University of Oxford in England. Only 35 individuals from across the globe are chosen for this high honor each year. The 2004 Round Table, commencing March...

  Tags: Dr., England, honor, University of Oxford

• Elastic Beams and Frames. Second Edition.(Brief Article)(Book Review)

  - 2003-11-01

  John D. Renton. Horwood Publishing Ltd., Chichester, West Sussex PO20 3QL, England. Distributed by IPG, 814 N. Franklin St., Chicago, IL 60610. 414 pages. 2002. ISBN 1-898563-86-1 paperback. $44.95. A faculty member at the University of Oxford, john D. Renton approaches the basic theory...

  Tags: England, PRODUCTIVITY, University of Oxford

• Oxford University Press - The World of Paperbacks - England under the Norman and Angevin Kings 1075-1225; A Land of Liberty? England 1689-1727; The British Isles and the War of American Independence - Book Review

  - 2002-12-01

  OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS has brought out paperback editions of two new titles in its New Oxford History of England: Robert Bartlett's England under the Norman and Angevin Kings 1075-1225 ([pounds sterling]14.99), a fresh and refreshing look at this formative period in our island story, and Julian Hoppit's A Land of...

  Tags: England, MARKETING, University of Oxford

• Riddle & Associates

  - 2002-10-01

  Riddle & Associates announced that Jesse L. Riddle was appointed to the board of regents for the Harris Manchester College at Oxford University in Oxford, England. The board is comprised of 22 members who serve three-year terms and act as advisors to the college. Members are selected from various fields...

  Tags: advisor, board, England, University of Oxford

• Computer sharing tackles anthrax - Biomedicine - Brief Article

  - 2002-03-23

  A drug-discovery effort using more than a million personal computers worldwide has identified thousands of compounds that could form the basis of a cure for anthrax, researchers at the University of Oxford in England announced March 8. The anthrax project rested upon a strategy known as distributed computing, in...

  Tags: compound, computer, Desktops, England, HARDWARE, PC, PRODUCTIVITY, University of Oxford