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  1. The cruellest cut of all

    Kevin Fong ponders the pleasures and pains of science broadcasting

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  2. Journal rankings do not recognise quality (1 of 2)

    The letter by the editors of the Association of Business Schools' Academic Journal Quality Guide ("Journal rankings help define, not distort", 6 January) in response to the opinion piece by Dennis...

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  3. Journal rankings do not recognise quality (2 of 2)

    As a struggling "new researcher" who has been encouraged by an experienced academic like Dennis Tourish (Letters, 13 January), I support his sentiments about the tyranny of journal rankings.Here is a...

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  4. Distinct opportunity

    In Phil Baty's leading article "Missions trail leads to success" (13 January), the case for diversification and differentiation was made strongly with the warning: "Universities that fail to...

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  5. Reality? No, it's rhetoric

    Your feature "Contravene or intervene?" (6 January) gives an insightful overview of the complex problems that universities face in dealing with extremism and the potential terrorist "radicalisation"...

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  6. Tyranny and equality

    Felipe Fernández-Armesto suggests that Venezuela's president, Hugo Chávez, is "wasting" the country's resources ("Lack of laughter is no joke", 6 January). Research by the Organisation for Economic...

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  7. Priceless humanities

    The government is asking a generation of students to regard university study as a financial investment. Tuition fees of £9,000 a year are, apparently, an acceptable price to pay for a better - read...

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  8. Bias, not belief, is problem

    Your article "Campus survey of religion is biased, secularists charge" (13 January) concluded with a response from the Equality Challenge Unit that implicitly accused me of discrimination: "......

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  9. Ability over ability to pay

    Postgraduate taught degrees may require amendment for a wide range of reasons, but the key point of the article "Taught postgraduate degrees may soon be preserve of the rich" (13 January) should...

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  10. Light relief at the MLA

    "Plateaued at the bottom of the canyon"? ("Speed daters try luck in the salon", 13 January). Still, at least Rosemary Feal is chief executive of the Modern Language Association and not the Geography...

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  11. Odds and quads

    The Anderson Archive at the University of Stirling is devoted to the maverick British film and theatre director Lindsay Anderson (1923-94).

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  14. Blogconfidential: Manning up

    Each week, Dr Margot Feelbetter poses a dilemma and offers advice for readers to respond to online. This week: Manning up

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  15. Appointments

    University of California, RiversideRaul RuizA medic who was among the first on the scene of last year's earthquake in Haiti has been appointed senior associate dean for community engagement and...

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