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Devil Rock campaign launch
Devil Rock, a fundraising campaign to save the Tasmanian devil, was launched today at the University by Federal Minister Peter Garrett, and veteran rocker Jon English.
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US Studies appointments
Six post-doctoral fellows, whose fields span the social sciences and humanities, have been selected from an international field of 176.
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Climate crisis and philosophy
At Sydney Ideas on Tuesday, Clive Hamilton will examine the philosophies of Isaac Newton and René Descartes et al in relation to consciousness and climate change.
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