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  1. Night of the long spoons

    It was interesting to note G.R. Evans' swift disowning of the term "partnership" when describing Oxbridge's relationship with the King Abdullah University of Science and Technology ("'Partner' is not...

    #Letters

  2. Treason of the intellectuals

    It is sad and disappointing when vice-chancellors of distinguished universities choose to endorse league tables ("'Table of tables' offers sector clearer picture", 24 September).Quite apart from the...

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  3. Let's be realistic

    Of course industry and the academy should work together to encourage the transition of suitably skilled students from study to employment ("Sector split by CBI's vision of higher fees and less aid",...

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  4. We are not amused

    Opening your recent article on the research excellence framework ("It's evolution, not revolution for REF", 24 September), I was struck by Times Higher Education's determination not to let metrics go...

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  5. Deep mine of imagery

    Your item about the struggle between "a small group of British physicists" and Cern was revealing ("The week in higher education", 1 October). The report states that the Brits are building a machine...

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  6. Benjamin Fisher (1963-2009)

    Benjamin Fisher, a leading expert on both avant-garde French literature and Welsh railways, has died.He was born in Birmingham on 3 September 1963 but grew up in Newcastle-under-Lyme close to Keele...

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  7. Goodbye to all that

    Yes, it's a brand-new academic year and we mark the occasion by reprinting this address to incoming undergraduates by our Head of Student Satisfaction, Damian Snagsby - "Greetings. And welcome to...

    #Laurie

  8. Practical implications

    Alan Ryan says technical training is vital - and must be funded properly

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  9. From where I sit: Bye-bye, American high

    The era of US dominance in higher education, like the era of the expanding American middle class, seems to be over. Its official death knell might have been sounded when Deborah Solomon's interview...

    #From Where I Sit
    #News
    #Opinion

  10. What are you reading?

    A weekly look over the shoulders of our scholar-reviewers

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    #What are you reading?

  13. University of the Arts London - Fine arts of teaching

    An art and design graduate school that aims to close the gap between teaching and research has opened in London. The CCW Graduate School, based at the University of the Arts London's Camberwell,...

  14. University of Ulster - Model planning for Malawi

    Students in Malawi are to be trained in urban and regional planning under a partnership between three universities. The University of Ulster is pairing up with Mzuzu University and Malawi Polytechnic...