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Head of English appointment

Professor Neil Corcoran, Head of the School of English at the University of St Andrews, has been invited to sit on the committee for the Queen's Gold Medal for Poetry.

Date
21 February 2000
Category
Awards

University to honour Robert Burns’ favourite poet

The University of St Andrews is to honour Robert Burns' favourite Scottish poet by holding a year- long celebration of his life.

Date
11 January 2000
Category
Awards
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