2013-06-11 13:00 - Jesus, Darwin and Ashley Montagu

Edmund Heaphy (Christian Brothers College Cork), 1st prize, Fintan g Guilfoyle, (Christian Brothers College Cork) 2nd prize and Ail's Mc Carthy (Presentation Secondary School Clonmel), 3rd prize pictured with UL President Professor Don Barry at the ...

St Edmund's College Is there nothing new under the sun? Consider the great variety of complex structures and patterns of activity that have appeared over time within our universe—physical, chemical, and (much later) biological and psychological.

Students at St Edmund's College, Cambridge, joined forces with Guide Dogs UK to organise a day of puppy love as part of a series of welfare events organised this term for students in the run up to exams. Early socialising in a variety of ...

St Edmund's College Transnational organised crime increasingly concerns policy-makers and security experts around the world. Drug-related violence in Mexico, human trafficking in the Mediterranean, and Internet and environmental crimes are only some ...

St Edmund's College Cognitive science is the current frontier issue between science and religion. So-called New Atheists rely heavily on findings from the Cognitive Science of Religion (CSR) in their campaign to disabuse the world of religion. How ...

St Edmund's College Higher level properties such as life and thought emerge out of lower level properties characterised by physics. This talk will argue that as well as bottom up causation, top-down effects occur in the hierarchy of structure and ...

aDepartment of Geographical Sciences, University of Maryland, College Park, MD 20742; bDepartment of Earth System Science, University of California, Irvine, CA 92697; cDepartment of Financial and Management Studies, School of Oriental and ...

Thank goodness, then, for St. Edmund's Retreat on a tiny island near Mystic, a tranquil and serene spot run by a Catholic order and home to one of the most distinctive items in Connecticut's vast jumble of oddities: the arm of the 13th-century ...

New Statesman editor Jason Cowley speaks to Anthony Little, headmaster of Eton College, about the role of public schools, the new crop of Etonians ruling public life and Gove's education reforms. Tony Little leaving morning assembly at Eton College.