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  1. Player sent off for crying foul

    As a former colleague of Suzi Clark's and a former governor of Middlesex University, it was with great sadness that I read of her dismissal. I was very surprised at Michael Driscoll accusing Ms Clark...

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  2. Player sent off for crying foul

    The final dismissal of Suzi Clark is an outrage. Strangely I see no articles in the Daily Mail or the Daily Telegraph complaining that academic freedom is under threat, and just as strange is her...

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  3. Economics indicators

    In seeking explanations for the difficulty in recruiting good British economists into universities and for the declining numbers of British students taking doctoral degrees in economics, Ron Amann ("...

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  4. Wales was first

    I was surprised to read that Newcastle University's medical school was the first in Britain to get "a quality thumbs-up" (Teaching, THES, March 26). Not so. The University of Wales College of...

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  5. Taking issue

    Classic texts usually take a while to achieve their status, so Don Harker's pointed remark (Books, THES, April 9) that James Curran and Jean Seaton's Power and Responsibility "was first published...

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  6. Accredit account

    The headline "A club no one wants to join" ("Analysis", THES, April 9) over a report on the responses to the Committee of Vice-Chancellors and Principals' consultation document on the accreditation...

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  7. Accredit account

    Gus Pennington, chair of the ILT's accreditation committee, should read his own consultative documents. Accredited members under the ILT proposals will have to provide hundreds of pieces of paper ("...

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  9. Lives of the note worthy

    The Life of Beethoven - The Life of Bellini - The Life of Mozart - The Life of Webern - The Life of Berlioz - The Life of Mahler - The Life of Debussy

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  10. First Impressions

    This week's competition, in which you have to identify a book from its opening sentence, is from a work by a feminist closely related to Frankenstein: "Abodes of horror have frequently been described...

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