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  1. States of emergency

    Alan Ryan on the post-9/11 decade and one increasingly divisible nation

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  2. 22 September 2011

    High anxiety - Tense about the new term? You’re not alone

  3. THE Scholarly Web

    Weekly transmissions from the blogosphere

    #Opinion
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  5. Sage fright

    Excitement, anxiety, shaking in your boots. Academics experience mixed feelings as term starts, says Jon Marcus

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  6. Out of the shadows

    W.G. Sebald, stifled by the culture of silence in post-war Germany, by ‘people’s ability to forget what they do not want to know’, settled in 1960s England and wrote groundbreaking literary works to...

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  8. Tier 4 tinkering may end in British tears

    Your article on the University of Greenwich's concerns about the 20 per cent drop in the number of international students applying for its places in 2011-12 filled us with trepidation ("Visa reform...

    #Letters

  9. Blame, a zero-sum game

    The casual reader of Simon Lee's article "'Progressive' austerity and the obvious death of Lib Dem England" (15 September) could be forgiven for supposing that the UK had a Liberal Democrat-dominated...

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  10. Change from the top down

    I am writing to clarify some points raised by your article about Richmond, The American International University in London and its recent probationary status with the Middle States Commission on...

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  11. Wheels fall off model

    It was disappointing that the report celebrating Toyota as a model of efficiency made no reference to its repeated product recalls ("Academic efficiency drive may put Toyota at the wheel", 15...

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  12. Luxury retreat

    You write that higher education institutions should be able to develop unique brands because the retail industry has at least 150 distinctive marques ("Swap camels for custom vehicles", 8 September...

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  13. These uncertain ratios

    The letter from Gijsbert Stoet ("Rewarding equality", 1 September) points out that gender ratios in academia may simply reflect different choices made by women and men, who tend to be influenced...

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  14. Punish me - I like it

    I have just read your coverage about the exemplary punishment inflicted by the London School of Economics on Satoshi Kanazawa for the silly claim that black women are genetically uglier than other...

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  15. Only limiting the damage?

    Both the debates about David Starkey's Newsnight appearance (THE passim) and the work of Satoshi Kanazawa are being discussed in terms of professionalism and whether academics are entitled to express...

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