Turner & Paige no.37 Dec. 4th 2015
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Turner & Paige no.36 Nov. 20th 2015
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Turner & Paige no.35 Nov. 13th 2015
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Turner & Paige no.34 Nov. 6th 2015
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How the ink flowed well at Ink:Well
As members of staff, we often feel on the perimeter when it comes to events taking place in our building. We direct students to rooms, let the catering folk in through the security gate with their urns of coffee and …
Turner & Paige no.33 Oct. 29th 2015
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Who’s afraid of the big, bad… picture?
At the far end of the first floor, in the newest part of the building, there’s a print of a painting. It’s quite large, and for the last few years I’ve avoided walking anywhere near it. Maybe I should explain.
Map projection transitions
An earlier posting (Maps have been lying to you) showed the effect that the Mercator map projection has on the way we perceive the world. The challenge of portraying on a flat surface the essentially spherical shape of our planet has …
Penguins love poems!
Yesterday was National Poetry Day. Unfortunately, as is sometimes the way in a busy workplace, all our best intentions fell by the wayside as we dealt with a plethora of enquiries. We failed to blog (as planned) about poems we …
Turner & Paige no.32 Oct. 9th 2015
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