Thursday July 26, 2012 The Honourable John Duncan, Minister of Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development 576 England Ave. Unit 104 Courtenay, British Columbia V9N 2N3

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The New West End Synagogue Attains Grade I Listing As you no doubt know, in August, upon the recommendation of English Heritage, the Secretary of State at the Department for Culture, Media and Sport awarded the New West

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• Religion in England
• New West End Synagogue
• Synagogue
• Bevis Marks Synagogue
• Oldest synagogues in the world
• Grade I listed buildings in London
• Judaism
• Listed buildings in the United Kingdom

For more information contact Old Songs, Inc. 37 S Main Street, PO Box 466 Voorheesville, NY2815 www.oldsongs.org

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• Music of the United States
• Stephen Foster
• Fry
• Bill Spence
• Culture
• Music
• Roberts
• Folk music of England
• Folk music

www.nta.nhs.uk FEWER DRUG ADDICTS ARE SHOOTING UP England is leading the way on reducing the harm caused by injecting drug use, according to a report from the National Treatment Agency for Substance Misuse (NTA). Contin

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• Medicine
• Harm reduction
• National Treatment Agency for Substance Misuse
• Heroin
• Drug injection
• Substance dependence
• Drug policy of Portugal
• Drug culture
• Pharmacology
• Ethics

Ketchup on the Carpet; Blue Slushie Tongue; Unicorn Toupé; Candy Necklace Crisis; Mississippi Mud Crunk… All good names for this issue, if it were a mixtape—a nitty-gritty mix of visual culture grilled on a butter-b

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• Kadri
• Joseph Robertson
• Thomas Banchoff
• Cricket in England
• Sayers
• Kadri
• Mangalore

Heritage and culture Worcester’s a forward-looking place with a rich heritage Built around a magnificent 11th century cathedral, Worcester was a key battleground in the English Civil War. The stories of its

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• Worcester
• John Wheeley Lea
• Lea & Perrins
• William Henry Perrins
• Food and drink
• Counties of England
• Worcestershire

Fall in opiate and crack use in England: independent research published The number of people in England who use heroin and crack has fallen, according to independent research published by the National Treatment Agency fo

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• Ethics
• Drug culture
• Heroin
• Drug user
• Substance dependence
• Pharmacology
• National Treatment Agency for Substance Misuse
• Chemistry

FOLK-SONG THE prominence that folk-music has recently attained is only part of that great revolt which has affected not only politics, religion, and philosophy, but the arts-- literature, the drama, and music. That this

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• Cultural anthropology
• Folk music of England
• Music of Israel
• Folk music
• Folklore
• Culture

SOLDIERS OF OXFORDSHIRE – INFORMATION FOR POTENTIAL VOLUNTEERS We are delighted you have expressed interest in volunteering with Soldiers of Oxfordshire (SOFO) and hope you go on to apply. We hope these notes answer so

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• Geography of Stockholm
• SoFo
• The Oxfordshire Museum
• Regiment
• Counties of England
• Oxfordshire
• Culture in Stockholm

Ethnography, Diversity and Urban Space 22 and 23 September 2011 St Anne’s College, Oxford University Organised by COMPAS Abstracts Session 1: The ethics of living together (Day 1, 13.00 – 14.40)

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• Local government in England
• Sociology
• Human migration
• Human resource management
• Multiculturalism
• Peterborough
• Migrant worker
• Mobilities
• Ethnic group
• Sociology of culture
• Culture
• Anthropology