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For First Time In 433 Years, This University Named Building After A Woman
It took 433 years for Trinity College Dublin to name one of its buildings after a woman. Even though Ireland's leading university was founded by Queen Elizabeth I, all its buildings until now were named after men.
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Google Collects 20 Times More Data on Android Than Apple Does on iPhone: Study
Google collects 20 times more data from Android users than Apple does from iOS users, according to a new research conducted by researchers from Trinity College Dublin, Ireland.
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Mars Had Water In The Recent Past: Study
Researchers have discovered a patch of land in an ancient valley near Mars' equator that appears to have been flooded by water in the not-too-distant past.
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Party Till You Drop. Literally. 30 Hurt As Third-Floor Deck Collapses During Bash
Police say 30 people have been hurt after a deck collapsed at an off-campus party at a house near Trinity College in Hartford, Connecticut. No major injuries have been reported.
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Kerala Students to Design Satellite
The students and faculty of the Trinity College of Engineering here have started an innovative initiative - a student satellite project titled TASSAT, which they aim to complete by 2018.
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Oxford University Nominates First Female Vice-Chancellor
The University of Oxford said today that it had nominated a female vice-chancellor for the first time in its history, naming terrorism expert Professor Louise Richardson to the chief executive role.
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Noted Journalist BG Verghese Dies at 87
Eminent journalist BG Verghese, a Ramon Magsaysay award winner and former editor of leading dailies Hindustan Times and Indian Express, died in Gurgaon today at the age of 87 after brief illness.
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Chitrangada brings sexy professor look back
Now, Chitrangada Singh is set to recreate the same magic as an uber chic economics professor in Desi Boyz.
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Trinity College London includes Bollywood music in its syllabus
The international success of Slumdog Millionaire has prompted Trinity College, London to include Bollywood and Indian classical music in its course.
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For First Time In 433 Years, This University Named Building After A Woman
It took 433 years for Trinity College Dublin to name one of its buildings after a woman. Even though Ireland's leading university was founded by Queen Elizabeth I, all its buildings until now were named after men.
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Google Collects 20 Times More Data on Android Than Apple Does on iPhone: Study
Google collects 20 times more data from Android users than Apple does from iOS users, according to a new research conducted by researchers from Trinity College Dublin, Ireland.
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Mars Had Water In The Recent Past: Study
Researchers have discovered a patch of land in an ancient valley near Mars' equator that appears to have been flooded by water in the not-too-distant past.
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Party Till You Drop. Literally. 30 Hurt As Third-Floor Deck Collapses During Bash
Police say 30 people have been hurt after a deck collapsed at an off-campus party at a house near Trinity College in Hartford, Connecticut. No major injuries have been reported.
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Kerala Students to Design Satellite
The students and faculty of the Trinity College of Engineering here have started an innovative initiative - a student satellite project titled TASSAT, which they aim to complete by 2018.
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Oxford University Nominates First Female Vice-Chancellor
The University of Oxford said today that it had nominated a female vice-chancellor for the first time in its history, naming terrorism expert Professor Louise Richardson to the chief executive role.
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Noted Journalist BG Verghese Dies at 87
Eminent journalist BG Verghese, a Ramon Magsaysay award winner and former editor of leading dailies Hindustan Times and Indian Express, died in Gurgaon today at the age of 87 after brief illness.
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Chitrangada brings sexy professor look back
Now, Chitrangada Singh is set to recreate the same magic as an uber chic economics professor in Desi Boyz.
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Trinity College London includes Bollywood music in its syllabus
The international success of Slumdog Millionaire has prompted Trinity College, London to include Bollywood and Indian classical music in its course.
