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  3. Red is the colour

    Red is the ColourOur Deputy Director of Logo Development, Roger Placement, reacted angrily to last week's news that De Montfort University has updated its logo by replacing the design's existing red...

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  4. Emotional breakdown

    Jennifer Doubleday, our Head of Personal Development, has asked us to publish a breakdown of the results obtained by those members of staff who recently completed the Part I practical component of...

    #Laurie

  5. A contest no one can win

    The flaw of rankings is that all universities have good points, says Alan Ryan

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    #Columnists
    #Opinion

  7. John Maurice Laing, 1918-2008

    A philanthropist who financed the world's first chair of complementary medicine and continued to fund it even as research began to undermine his faith in the field, has been remembered at a memorial...

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  9. Academic ability is not fixed at birth 1

    The Western preoccupation with IQ levels is one of the main reasons why we have such class bias in the English education system ("Elite institutions' class bias simply reflects 'meritocracy'", 22 May...

    #Letters

  10. Academic ability is not fixed at birth 1

    I would like to make it clear that Bruce Charlton's views in the paper quoted in last week's Times Higher Education (which has not been peer reviewed) in no way reflect either the ethos or the...

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  11. A question of cash

    Tim Birkhead writes that "academics, unlike people in other forms of employment, are not motivated primarily by money" ("If you don't like your job ... ", 22 May). He also says: "Research brings its...

    #Letters

  12. Critical scholars or quacks?

    In his apologia for the University of Westminster's BSc courses in "complementary therapies", David Peters not only claims that students on these courses gain and exercise a critical ability to "...

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  13. Heartless treatment

    I read with interest your article on sexual relationships between academic staff and students ("Sex and the university", 22 May).In 2005, after more than 30 years' service as an academic, I was...

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  14. Library faces China crisis

    Stephen Ball is right to highlight the difficulties posed by globalised, business-like universities ("Sector is shifting to business ethos without debate, expert argues", 22 May). An interesting...

    #Letters

  15. Direction versus duration

    Your article on the misconceptions of one-year versus two-year MA courses in the UK is misfocused ("Misperception of masters could hit UK recruitment", 22 May).The problem is the perceived role of...

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