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First Impressions
This week's competition, in which you have to identify a book from its opening sentence, is from a biographical coming-of-age novel: "Once upon a time and a very good time it was there was a moocow...
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Father of an unwelcome nuclear family boom
Shopping for Bombs
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Black gold is no green solution
Sustainable Fossil Fuels
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It's better all round if everyone opens up
Fair Trade for All
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Unfathomable economic acts
Against the Flow
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A battle of ideas in which understanding lies among the casualties
Terrorism v Democracy
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When scholars lose control...
What Ever Happened to the Faculty
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Blurred snaps of our sense of self
Phantasmagoria
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Sex parity 50 years off
Women will soon outnumber men at lecturer level, but professorial posts still elude them. Tony Tysome reports. Female lecturers will outnumber their male counterparts at UK universities in just two...
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Want to tell a lie? Put it in an e-mail
Academics' suspicions about the truthfulness of e-mails from students and colleagues are well founded, according to new research. Psychologists have found that one in seven of all communications in...
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'We don't want students to start to think about ethics after their degree'
Al Dowie has been appointed to co-ordinate ethics teaching across Scotland's five medical schools Two years on from the inquiry into how the doctor Harold Shipman was able to commit so many murders,...
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On the move...
* Oxford University has appointed: Marta Kwiatkowska , professor of computer science at Birmingham University, to the chair of computing systems and a fellowship of Trinity College from July; Leslie...
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Historians quit over cash row
Subject centre heads claim too much money goes on administration, Rebecca Attwood reports Two leading historians have quit their posts at a national subject centre amid a heated row over funding....