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  1. The Pick - Susan Hiller

    Credit: Tate Photography/Sam DrakeSusan HillerTate Britain, London, until 15 MaySusan Hiller was born in the US in 1940 and started life as an anthropologist. From the Freud Museum (1991-96), one of...

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  2. We relish 'dog's breakfast': shock claim

    Our thrusting Director of Corporate Affairs, Jamie Targett, has responded in positive terms to the recent assertion by John Denham, the former universities minister, that the present government's...

    #Laurie

  3. Gee up the global vision

    Higher education is still far from borderless, argues Malcolm Gillies

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  4. Leader: Drop the guessing games

    The process of applying for a university place is long past its use-by date. It's time for post-qualifications applications

  6. Off Piste - Naval gazing

    Stuart Anderson, whose love of ships launched early and never foundered, still delights in combining work travel with visits to historic vessels globally

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  7. The Week in Higher Education

    Ever read a quote and felt a sense of déjà vu? On 2 February, the University and College Union's general secretary, Sally Hunt, said the latest cuts to be outlined were "yet another slap in the face...

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  8. From where I sit - Everyone wins in this free-for-all

    The term open educational resources (OER) encapsulates the simple but powerful idea that the world's knowledge is a public good. The internet offers unprecedented opportunities to share, use and...

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  9. A.W. Brian Simpson, 1931-2011

    A.W. Brian Simpson has been variously described by his students as "hysterical", "remarkably in touch" and "so awesome my soul bleeds when I think about him".He was a noted academic lawyer who...

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  10. Single-campus signal of global intent

    Positing that offshore university campuses are core to internationalisation misses a key point ("Branching out", 3 February). Individual institutional missions dictate their globalisation tactics....

    #Letters

  11. Not such a risky business

    Your report "Fees shift could leave UK 'haemorrhaging' cash to EU students" ( January) states that many European Union students will fail to reach the £21,000 threshold at which tuition fee repayment...

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  12. Save fight for real enemies

    The University and College Union is not running five ballots for fun ("Invasion of the union snatchers" 3 February). Defence of pensions, jobs and conditions is what the UCU is for. Some employers...

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  13. Clarity for student buyers

    In response to government proposals to introduce market-driven changes to higher education, the Higher Education Funding Council for England is consulting on the information that universities will be...

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  14. Concentrated but weaker?

    David Colquhoun suggests that my colleagues and I misrepresented his views on research concentration ("Now, concentrate", Letters, 3 February). Our previous letter ( January) accurately reflected the...

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  15. Exceptional examples (1 of 2)

    I enjoyed the article by Amanda Goodall on the leadership of our universities (Turning on the leading lights", January), and I very much enjoyed her book on this subject.I acknowledge many of the...

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