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  3. Upheavals at home

    Families, Households and Society - Feminism and the Family

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  5. A visionary in the city

    Sir Peter Hall is the world's most eminent city historian, and his 'first passion' among those cities is London. Chris Bunting reports. Peter Hall's earliest memory is being lifted by his father over...

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  6. A conflict that might interest the ethicists

    When publishing findings, many researchers tend to omit some of the more pertinent facts, reports Stephen Phillips. A poll published this week of 1,400 science and biomedical journals has renewed US...

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  7. One man's pursuit of paradise

    In his forthcoming memoirs, Clark Kerr recalls the years he spent in California trying to create the perfect campus. Sadly, as Sheldon Rothblatt discovers, social unrest and Ronald Reagan were to...

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  8. Starting early on statistics

    The CensusAtSchool project is introducing kids to data collection while creating an international learning resource, report Neville Davies and Doreen Connor. Civilisations throughout the ages have...

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  9. Laurie Taylor

    From : dave.boswell@uttoxeter. ac.uk To : g.lapping@poppleton.ac.uk Hi, Gordon. Remember me? Dave Boswell. Class of '76. I did your third-year option on Roland Barthes. Long, red, straggly beard (...

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  10. Net payoff is in parking

    Universities that are investing in distance education will eventually earn back funds through such unrelated areas as decreased traffic congestion and freed-up classroom space, a Canadian researcher...

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  11. Letter: Basic economics

    I had to laugh in disbelief at Roger Brown's article misleading entitled "We must get back to basics" (Soapbox, THES , April 13). It was about deciding on a quality assurance framework rather than "...

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  12. Letter: Ancestral confusion

    Simon Ditchfield's analysis of recruitment trends in history was interesting ("It pays to help the public to meet the ancestors", THES , April 20), but he is wrong about the history pedigree of the...

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  13. Letter: Missing targets (1)

    I was pleased to read in Lionel Kochan's review of The Journal of Holocaust Education ("Holocaust engulfs the Jews' story", THES , April 20), an acknowledgement of the critical engagement this...

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  14. Letter: Missing targets (2)

    Kathy Chater seems to want the Family and Community History to be a journal providing a context for her and her pupils' genealogical interests in individual ancestors ("Abstracted ancestors", Books,...

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  15. Letter: Private grillings (1)

    There is no perfect method of examining a PhD thesis and the thesis's author and I appreciate that the Swedish system advocated by David Stephens has many merits (Why I..., THES , April 20). His use...

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