Malaysian college plan falters
Plans for a privately-financed London University college in Malaysia are in danger of collapse over disagreements between the university authorities and the sponsors about the status of the new...
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Surprise rise in intake could bring penalties
Early estimates from the Universities and Colleges Admissions Service indicate that there has been a 6.4 per cent increase in admissions for this academic year compared to 1994/95. This means that...
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Leeds censors access to Internet
Leeds University has decided to withdraw access to a range of Internet newsgroups because of their "appalling" content, which computer staff say often includes pornographic material. But some...
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Battle of the races
Affirmative action is under attack in the United States. Tim Cornwell reports. A snapshot from an ideological battlefield: reporters from the new conservative magazine, The Weekly Standard, called...
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Whither the likely lads?
Whatever happened to the heirs of the New Left, asks Fred Inglis In the early 1960s there was a remarkable flowering of intellectual life in Britain with the bursting into colour of the New Left....
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Man as Filing cabinet
Genius
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Navigating with mind maps
The Cognitive Neurosciences
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Not so gay in Paris or so wonderful inCopenhagen
Psychological Disorders in Young People
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Original sin and a messiah of unoriginalthought
Why Freud was Wrong
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Remember the name
Handbook of Memory Disorders
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Science, sexuality and sensationalism
Approaching Hysteria
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States of the nations
Nations and Nationalism
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The stranger side of Grainger
The All-Round Man
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Tossed in an acronym salad
Rewriting the Soul
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Voyages of self-discovery
Wasafiri