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A number of the University's students have been hitting the headlines in recent weeks. May's edition of News & Views features some of the worthwhile initiatives that the students have been involved in.

Postgraduate research student Robin Corrick recently sang solo at a special concert held in memory of his son, Roger, who died from a rare genetic disorder. Meanwhile, six University students have been working on a film which they hope will help to raise drugs awareness.

Former University student Geoff Lee is celebrating a sell-out run of his first novel, One Winter. He is currently working on his second book. And the University Theatre Group was one of the groups involved in a unique production, Storyscape, which brought together a multicultural cast of youth theatre groups and international students from the community.

Meanwhile, this has been an excellent couple of months for the School of Health Studies - not only did it help to win a bid to fund an extra 40 medical student places to the region, but it also maintained its Investors in People status, which it first attained in 1997.

News and Views is always on the look out for more research and other stories from departments. Contact Rachael Ellis at r.ellis1@bradford.ac.uk or call (23) 3084.

If you have any events that need promoting contact Lynda Isaac at l.isaac@bradford.ac.uk or call (23) 3089, for What's On and Noticeboard.

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