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  1. Quality will out 2

    Many journals owned and published by scientific societies put surpluses generated back into science. The Society for Experimental Biology, which owns the Journal of Experimental Botany and part owns...

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  2. Interview was fair 1

    We utterly reject Dawn Chatty's version of her daughter's account of her interview for a place to read medical sciences at Downing College, Cambridge ("Oxford tutor attacks Cambridge interview", THES...

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  3. Interview was fair 2

    How much do applicants to Oxbridge really miss by rejection? My interviews for Oxford were not that terrifying, but as a mediocre classics student I was taught by people whose style ranged from...

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  4. Trivial pursuits

    Fascinatingly trivial as the life of George Robert Fitzgerald was ("Georgian England saw first 'celebrity'", THES , January 9), the true progenitor of today's B and C-list celebrities was surely John...

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  5. Nottingham bodes ill 1

    The national implications of Nottingham University's pay scheme are immense (Letters, THES , January 9). The new salary scales and performance-related pay divorce academic from academic-related staff...

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  6. Nottingham bodes ill 2

    Nottingham University's claims that its new pay system is based on the proposed national agreement are disingenuous. Nottingham is what industrial relations and pay structures will look like if there...

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  7. Labs in the red

    It is misleading to suggest that "laboratory-based subjects will not lose out" on teaching funding ("Hefce teaching windfall is boost for humanities", THES , January 9). In arriving at the...

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  8. Plumb job?

    I read with interest of the plumber who completed a higher national diploma and a degree and became a university lecturer ("Brave Scots win minds", THES , January 9). I wonder how his/her new role...

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  9. Quality will out 1

    There is no evidence that open access is censoring publication according to ability to pay (Letters, THES , January 9). As Iain Stevenson admits, the publication fee is being waived when authors...

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  10. Quality will out 2

    Many journals owned and published by scientific societies put surpluses generated back into science. The Society for Experimental Biology, which owns the Journal of Experimental Botany and part owns...

    #Letters

  11. Interview was fair 1

    We utterly reject Dawn Chatty's version of her daughter's account of her interview for a place to read medical sciences at Downing College, Cambridge ("Oxford tutor attacks Cambridge interview", THES...

    #Letters

  12. Interview was fair 2

    How much do applicants to Oxbridge really miss by rejection? My interviews for Oxford were not that terrifying, but as a mediocre classics student I was taught by people whose style ranged from...

    #Letters

  13. Trivial pursuits

    Fascinatingly trivial as the life of George Robert Fitzgerald was ("Georgian England saw first 'celebrity'", THES , January 9), the true progenitor of today's B and C-list celebrities was surely John...

    #Letters

  14. Nottingham bodes ill 1

    The national implications of Nottingham University's pay scheme are immense (Letters, THES , January 9). The new salary scales and performance-related pay divorce academic from academic-related staff...

    #Letters

  15. Nottingham bodes ill 2

    Nottingham University's claims that its new pay system is based on the proposed national agreement are disingenuous. Nottingham is what industrial relations and pay structures will look like if there...

    #Letters