Month: January 2012
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Applications to Bournemouth University fall 15%
Applications to Bournemouth University have dropped by 15.2% compared to the national average of 7.4%, according to figures released today.
The university however pointed out it had raised its entry requirements for 2012 although says it can be assumed fee rises are affecting numbers too.
Editor’s Blog
We have a variety of features to refresh this week’s news series of The Breaker. Beginning with reflective…
Remembering Anne Frank
Anne Frank is a name everyone is familiar with. While her story may be a part of history, her words are evergreen.
On her 13th birthday, 12 June 1942, Anne Frank was gifted a red checked diary by her parents which would change the world forever.
From happy Brangelina to a heartbroken Kim
Mary Tyler Moore was honored with the Annual Life Achievement award at The Screen Actors Guild Awards Ceremony last night in L.A.
The actress was presented with the trophy by her co-star of 50 years, Dick Van Dyke. The two starred together in the 60’s American sitcom, ‘The Dick Van Dyke Show’.
Nuclear team can stay, says Iran
The Iranian Foreign Minister has said that the International Atomic Agency Company (IAEA) delegation currently visiting the country can extend its stay if it wishes to.
The Islamic Republic News Agency has quoted Ali Akbar Salehi as saying: "We are very optimistic on the results of the IAEA trip. They are here for a three-day trip, and if they want, it [the mission] could be extended”.
The Help dominates the SAG awards
The Screen Actors Guild (SAG) Awards honoured ‘The Help’, a civil right movement drama, with three awards, including best actress,…
BIC Wedding Show
Bournemouth Pavilion is putting on the biggest wedding show on the South Coast.
The show, which will take place between 3rd and 5th of February, should be a great opportunity for prospective married couples to seek advice and ideas for their big day.
Chesterfield 1- 0 Bournemouth
Manager Lee Bradbury advised footballers ‘not to be too disappointed’ after AFC Bournemouth lost its unbeaten title in away run after the one-goal defeat by Chesterfield F. C. in their home field on B2net Stadium.
Violent clashes across Syria
There have been violent clashes between government troops and rebel forces across Syria.
The heaviest fighting has been taking place in the outskirts of the Syrian capital of Damascus. Government soldiers have set up checkpoints along the roads to towns including Harasta, Douma and Sakba – all within 15 km of the Capital. Convoys of tanks have been seen advancing towards rebel held areas, and intermittent gunfire can be heard.