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  1. Letter: Pay imbalance 2

    Bassnett's case for redressing pay would be stronger if she fought the good fight without criticising the poor lecturers. The average lecturer-cum-researcher-cum-administrator is working all hours...

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  2. Letter: Pay imbalance 3

    Bassnett is right to be outraged. I am happy for my vice-chancellor to be paid a lot of money as long as other staff get paid proportionate salaries that are also in keeping with other professions....

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  3. Letter: Strategic demo

    The article "Student demo fails to inspire" ( THES , March 1) does not accurately reflect the day or the feeling of the majority of the 15,000 students who attended. The demonstration was one of many...

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  4. Letter: Red card for Vinnies

    The use of sport to legitimise and promote violence and aggression rekindled memories of school ("Is it safe in the locker room?", THES , March 1). No one appeared to enjoy bullying children more...

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  5. Letter: A flimsy case

    Andrew Edis QC makes dubious claims about restorative justice and the effectiveness of prison ("Putting the justice system on trial", THES , February 15). "If we go for restorative justice, we shall...

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  6. Letter: In brief 1

    The launch of a national languages strategy in primary schools is welcome, (Analysis, THES , February 15), but where will the teachers come from? The 14-19 green paper announced a plan to allow...

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  7. Letter: In brief 2

    Nigel Paterson is wrong to say fewer Japanese are studying in the United Kingdom ("How UK can sell more 1st-class tickets for life", THES , February 22). UK education attracts 55,000 Japanese each...

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  8. Letter: In brief 3

    Your article on the new childcare grant contains an inaccuracy ("'Bewildering' red tape stops students claiming full childcare support", THES , February 22). While access bursaries and the hardship...

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  9. Letter: V-cs' unity on fees cast in doubt 1

    The headline "V-cs mount campaign to keep fees" ( THES , March 1) was an accurate summary of the Universities UK submission to the government on the question of student support but a rather sweeping...

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  10. Letter: V-cs' unity on fees cast in doubt 2

    After reading the latest whinnying from Universities UK, I imagine that Treasury officials, other civil servants and politicians must find it hard not to laugh in negotiations with that august body....

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  11. Letter: V-cs' unity on fees cast in doubt 3

    The THES urged the British government to "up fees for the rich and help the poor" (Leader, THES , February 1). This is very different from upping fees for the rich to help the poor. Governments,...

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  12. Letter: Wolves are waiting

    Mike Baxter's "unbundled university" ("For a bit more security and satisfaction 'unbundle'", THES , March 1) relies on the myth that business is superior to public services and better suited to...

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