Search

151,199 results
Page 6701 of 151199 results

  1. War not only way to oust Saddam 2

    To Peter Sluglett's credit, he was campaigning for democracy and human rights in Iraq long before Tony Blair discovered it would be a good venue for war. Sluglett also concedes that recent US-UK...

    #Letters

  2. Dead white females

    There is an unintended significance in Brenda Silver's remark about Virginia Woolf: "That nose: so prominent, so aristocratic, so much a part of our visual imagine of Virginia Woolf that The Hours'...

    #Letters

  3. Bitter medicine

    Reform of Cambridge University governance has not failed, as Gordon Johnson implies, through dons' narrow-minded obstinacy ("Stalled reforms are not cause for celebration", THES , February 21). The...

    #Letters

  4. Late engagement

    Congratulations to Alan Sinfield ("Reader you are not welcome", THES , February 14). Nearly three years after the subject benchmarking statement for English was written, he got around to reading it...

    #Letters

  5. Anything goes

    John Rushforth's defence of the First Destination Survey (Letters, THES , February 14) does not ring true. I was employed as a telephone interviewer by a university that shall remain nameless. We...

    #Letters

  6. Wonders never cease 1

    In a week in which events of academic interest included debates over Iraq and peace protests around the world, concern about space research following the space shuttle explosion, and the possibility...

    #Letters

  7. Wonders never cease 2

    Can we now look forward to a regular THES feature on anthropology? If so, might I suggest that the logical location would be on page three? Keith Snell Director of Research Services Institute of...

    #Letters

  8. Less pay, more focus 1

    Eric Thomas justifies vice-chancellors' 6 per cent average pay rise by saying that staff invariably receive more than pay settlements because of incremental drift (Letters, THES , February 14). Many...

    #Letters

  9. Less pay, more focus 2

    Now that the annual nine days of wonderment at vice-chancellors' salaries has passed, will The THES make further public disclosures? Your tables (News, THES , February 7) show that 998 individuals in...

    #Letters

  10. Civilised models

    Your review of Pevsner on Art and Architecture: The Radio Talks (Books, THES, February 21) reminded me of attending Nikolaus Pevsner's Slade lectures as a sixth-former in the mid-1960s. The lectures...

    #Letters

  11. Double trouble

    The article "What justifies a £3,000 fee?" (Analysis, THES , February 21) reinforces the false perception that universities are homogeneous and uniformly good or bad. Entry requirements influence...

    #Letters

  12. Update:

    Jisc and US science partner sign £6m deal A £6 million deal to develop online learning and teaching has been signed by the Joint Information Systems Committee and the US National Science Foundation....

    #News

  13. Today's news

    Choose on merit, universities told Tony Blair became embroiled in the row over university admissions yesterday when he said places should be awarded on merit and not on the basis of class.His remarks...

    #News