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  1. Why Cambridge?

    The article "Troubled Commonwealth Institute eyes Cambridge alliance" ( THES , November 22) pinpointed several fears about the proposal. What will happen to the institute's mandate to promote...

    #Letters

  2. Miscellaneous fees

    I am sure that Graham Gibbs's daughters' experiences of poor teaching in "research-led" departments are not universal, but I would be amazed if they were unique ("Research strategy limits teaching of...

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  3. Why Israel?

    Can we now move beyond the recent sterile exchanges about the treatment of Israeli academics and take a look at what is implied by any boycott of any academic? And could we also ask ourselves what we...

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  4. Insular Britons

    According to the European Student Survey 2002, "almost two-thirds of British students lack the essential skills and attitudes to compete for top graduate jobs across Europe" ( THES , 29 November)....

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  5. Four pity's sake

    I was aghast at last week's Don's Diary. So it took mathematicians 125 to prove that we need four colours to colour all mugs and that they are still working on a non-computer solution. This really is...

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  6. Laurie Taylor column

    'New university for Poppleton shock' - Poppleton Evening Press A well-known local company yesterday announced plans to establish a third university in Poppleton. In a shock statement to the press,...

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  7. Woman of substance

    Alison Richard's climb to the top of academia is truly inspirational, writes Susan Bassnett Alison Richard's nomination as vice-chancellor of Cambridge University is a big step forward for the...

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    #Opinion
    #Susan Bassnet

  8. Leader: Use the carrot not the stick to focus minds

    There is a brutal logic behind ministers' enthusiasm for teaching-only universities of the type that led Margaret Hodge to ask why the government should fund institutions that could not attract...

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    #Opinion

  9. Leader: Broader skills are just what doctor ordered

    The reservations of British medical academics about the doctors who will emerge from the new fast-track, graduate-entry degrees will not stop the change to new patterns of medical education....

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    #Opinion

  13. Free conference package for young cyber therapy researchers

    Brussels, 04 Dec 2002 Two free conference packages are available for young European researchers to present their papers to the CyberTherapy 2003 conference in San Diego, California from 19 to 21...

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