Who gets crushed by the debt burden?
Alan Ryan considers the size and seriousness of the US student loans ‘crisis’
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Lacan: In Spite of Everything, by Élisabeth Roudinesco
Shahidha Bari on a deliberately ‘marginal’ life of the grouchy great man of psychoanalysis
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Between Pagan and Christian, by Christopher P. Jones
Candida Moss on an analysis of paganism from Constantine onwards covering idolatry, sacrifice, godhead and conversion
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Van Gogh on Demand: China and the Readymade, by Winnie Won Yin Wong
Tracey Warr on a myth-busting examination of the mass production of oil paintings in Dafen village
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I used to know that
“Students have forgotten more than half of what they learned in their A levels by their first week of university,” reports the story “A levels? Forgotten long ago” (News, 3 July). Shall we treat this...
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Liverpool Biennial 2014
There’s much to enjoy at this year’s arts events, says Matthew Reisz, even if its central theme is a bit tenuous
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Graduate employment rates rise
Most higher education institutions had graduate employment levels between 90 and 95 per cent, with 25 institutions having rates above 95 per cent, the latest destination statistics for university-...
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From Oculus Rift to Facebook: finding money and data in the crowd
Crowdsourcing advocate Andy Hudson-Smith discusses the funding and social-media mining potential of mass appeals
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10 July 2014
Trial by ordeal - Academics on tackling the topics they found toughest to teach
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Piled Higher and Deeper, by Jorge Cham - 10 July 2014
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SLC chairman offered to step down over ‘Smith Lawson’ letters
But Vince Cable did not accept Christian Brodie’s resignation
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Labour launches ‘technical degrees’ policy
The Labour Party will introduce new “technical degrees” if it is elected at next May’s general election.
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Research heavyweights break cover on Scottish independence
Sir Paul Nurse, Lord Stern and Sir John Tooke warn that UK-split would damage research effort
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Lawyer compares Suarez bite to academic 'outspoken opinion'
Blog posting revised after Twitter storm
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Texas Austin president Bill Powers battles ‘July 4 coup’
By Scott Jaschik, for Inside Higher Ed