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University of Leeds. (38)

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University of Leeds History (5)

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University of Leeds History 20th century (8)

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University of Leeds. Department of Leather Industries (5)

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The Leather Industries Department of the Yorkshire College, Leeds, was established in 1891. The College, founded in 1874, became the University of Leeds in 1904.

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University of Leeds. School of Medicine (4)

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University of Leeds. Library (3)

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Dr Richard Offor was Librarian of the University of Leeds, 1919-1947

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University of Leeds. Workshop Theatre. (3)

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The University of Leeds Workshop Theatre, which is closely linked with the School of English, started life in 1960 as the drama lecture room, and was transformed into the Workshop Theatre in 1967 by a new building programme. In 1981 it was given extra rented space in the Emmanuel Institute, allowing the creation of the Studio, extended technical facilities, and general teaching space, together with administrative offices. 1988 saw further developments with the creation of a permanent Chair in...

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University of Leeds. School of English (3)

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The Poetry Room was a resource where poetry could be read or listened to on audio tapes and records. Recordings of poets reading their work were made in conjunction with Harvard University and the British Council. The Poetry Room Committee also organised poetry reading events.

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University of Leeds Department of Chemistry (3)

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The Chemistry Department was one of the original constituent departments of the Yorkshire College (founded in 1874), which became the University of Leeds in 1904

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Brodetsky, Selig, active 1944, Professor of Mathematics at Leeds University (6)

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Epithet: Professor of Mathematics at Leeds University

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