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  3. Privacy debate is not simple or settled

    Ron Iphofen claims to broadly favour protecting safety or security over protecting privacy (or at least the concept of privacy that he is confident is becoming fast outdated) (“Safety is more...

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  4. The nitty-gritty

    Character education, which was discussed in your article “Can academics change their students’ personalities?” (News, 27 April) is not an antidote to social advantage, and Nik Miller, director of the...

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  5. It’s good to give

    The immediate answer to the question “why should graduates donate to their alma maters?”, which Richard Budd poses in his blog post “Isn’t asking for alumni donations, well, just weird?” (25 April),...

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  6. Cafe culture

    When I arrived at the University of the West of England, the applied sciences department had no staffroom, no tea and coffee; just the cafes on campus (“Members-only staffroom splits opinion”, News,...

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  7. What’s on the tape?

    It was good to read Philip Corr’s balanced appreciation of Hans Eysenck (“In defence of the Twitter pariah”, Features, 31 March) and also nice to see a photo of him using a massive “Mingograf 230”,...

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    Globally, a good name is gold

    Among all the changes in an international higher education sector, one constant is the primacy of integrity and quality

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