A dawn that truly dazzles
Art of the First Cities, The Third Millennium BC from the Mediterranean to the Indus
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Finding poetry in hatred and blood
Bush in Babylon
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Saucy date with wife of Bath will open eyes to joy of text
Teaching Literature
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OK in Riyadh but not in Hampstead
Liberals and Cannibals
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Me love and kisses and little bin lids
East Enders
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The unease that stalks us all
Crime - Policing and the Condition of England
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When a legend's spin is all run out
Don Bradman
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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 narrative by a man who took his name from Scott's hero in The Lady of the Lake: "I was born in...
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Having come so far, where to now?
Disability Studies Today
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Popcorn and icons of conflict
Martyrs
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A dawn that truly dazzles
Art of the First Cities, The Third Millennium BC from the Mediterranean to the Indus
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Pay rises depend on goodwill 1
I read with deep concern the remarks of Jocelyn Prudence, chief executive of the Universities and Colleges Employers Association, on the UCEA's proposed pay offer ("20 per cent pay rise plan fails to...
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Pay rises depend on goodwill 2
According to Jocelyn Prudence, members of the Association of University Teachers have turned down a "20 per cent pay rise". Her false claim is based on comparing the top point of the July 2003...
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Thriving plant life
Mark Tester ("GM's bitter harvest", THES , October 24) and other recent articles suggest that anti-GM sentiment is stimulating an exodus of plant scientists from the John Innes Centre and other UK...
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Hefce's dangerous cut
The Higher Education Funding Council for England's plans to downgrade all media courses to the lowest "classroom" funding category will damage the UK's film, broadcast and publishing industries as...