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  1. Imbalance of talent

    State-school pupils are still underrepresented at leading universities, says Peter Lampl. The debate about who attends our leading universities has attracted considerable interest in recent years....

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  2. Masters do not pass muster

    Many MAs are little more than a joke, says a holder of two such degrees, one of which was a bargain at £20. I have long wondered about the point of a masters degree. I'm reminded of a joke told by an...

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  3. A competitive streak that makes us all losers

    The prospect of the latest research assessment exercise has left Bob Brecher feeling rather depressed. As I started writing this column, I wondered if anyone would actually read it: after all, it is...

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  4. Jobwatch: Brand new coach work

    The burgeoning interest in life coaching is spurring more institutions to appoint lecturers with expertise in the area and with experience of course development. Chris Johnston reports. Life coaching...

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  5. Who got that job?

    Tim Gardam Job advertised in The Times Higher December 12, 2003 Next month, broadcaster Tim Gardam takes up his role as principal of St Anne's College, Oxford. The incumbent principal, Dame Ruth...

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  6. Today's news

    A-level joy means first-choice university record As schools celebrated their best-ever set of A-level results, a record number of students secured places at their first-choice universities yesterday...

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  7. Miracles and glass politics

    Medieval and Renaissance Stained Glass in the Victoria and Albert Museum - The History of Stained Glass

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  8. First Impressions

    This week's competition, in which you have to identify a book from its opening sentence, is from a tragedy of revenge: "Oh, if only it had never gone to the land of Colchis, the ship Argo, winging...

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