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  1. Critics, show yourselves

    Are others as concerned as I am about the anonymity of reporting on manuscript submissions to publishers and applications to funding bodies? Some of us may be somewhat protected by longevity, if...

    #Letters

  2. Unpleasant side-effects

    I read with interest your article "School swallows merger medicine" (19 May).Staff who voted against the proposal to merge the School of Pharmacy with University College London do well to be wary....

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  3. Time's up for 'Big Society'

    Nearly 4,000 signatories have backed a petition calling on the Arts and Humanities Research Council to remove the "Big Society" from its Delivery Plan for strategic research funding with immediate...

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  4. The joys of DIY publishing

    Tim Luckhurst seems to miss the distinction between self-publishing and self-financed publishing ("Everyman's library of failure", 26 May).Both can be good ways of reaching small, specialist...

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  5. Say that again

    Nicholas Beyts clearly made a strong impression on your letters editor, to the extent that his missive about students and parents becoming shareholders in the academy ("A share of learning", 12 May)...

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  6. Radical surgery

    As the government continues to cast around for ideas to rescue its floundering plans for higher education, I am surprised it has not spotted the obvious solution: let the GPs sort it out. If they can...

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  7. Deflated expectations

    I was flicking through the magazine when I came across what seemed to be a new sex advice column. For there, in bold type, it said: "Keep it up with the help of a yearly check" (26 May).I read on but...

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  8. Outsource all areas

    With the University of Poppleton and other institutions frantically looking to reduce costs and re-engineer back-office and student-facing support via shared services, will the next Times Higher...

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  10. Film review: Potiche

    Duncan Wu finds irony and charm in the camped-up tale of a 1970s trophy wife's empowerment

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    #Film

  11. David Mason, 1926-2011

    Although he is known to many as the performer of the memorable piccolo trumpet solo on the Beatles' Penny Lane, David Mason will be remembered by those who knew him as "a real gentleman" who cared...

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  13. Bloody hell - is that art?

    Yes, says Sally Feldman, of Tracey Emin's display of her own menstrual fluids

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    #Opinion
    #Sally Feldman

  14. Appointments

    University of HullSteven ErsserOne of the first academics to hold a chair in dermatology care has been appointed professor of nursing and dermatology care and dean of the Faculty of Health and Social...

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