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  2. A dollar bill being torn

    Government muddling could be US universities’ best hope

    Trump has little in the way of strategy on higher education, but the sector could still suffer collateral damage in the president’s desperate search for a legislative win, says John Aubrey Douglass

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  6. Terms of debate blur the value of liberal arts

    The image and perception of liberal arts colleges has become blurred between the value of a liberal arts education and self-identified liberal arts institutions (“Does liberal arts education have an...

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  7. Basic-income risks

    A general “universal income” for academia that includes research grants would put a damper on entrepreneurship in academia, would be a big barrier to entry for new providers and would create an even...

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  8. Label with care

    Is it too late to suggest that “framework” is an unhelpful label in the research excellence framework and the teaching excellence framework (“England’s KEF: will it be a ‘patent-counting’ extra...

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  9. Arrogant? Ouch

    “We hear a rising chorus of complaints about arrogant universities,” Glyn Davis, the vice-chancellor and principal of the University of Melbourne, writes in his article “‘Arrogant’ universities seen...

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  10. A real buzz

    Edge Hill University’s submission to the teaching excellence framework was described as “warm and personal in tone” (“Stuck on repeat: using buzzwords ‘helped universities win gold in the TEF’”, News...

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  11. Elevated positions

    As stated in your leader “A measure of humanity” (Opinion, 19 October): “The US higher education sector is the most diverse in the world.” Nevertheless, in contrast to the situation in the UK, there...

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