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  1. When do you whistle? 1

    Graeme Catto, president of the General Medical Council, suggests whistleblowing should be an part of undergraduate education ("Medics learn to blow whistle", THES , August 16). However, the issue of...

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  2. When do you whistle? 2

    Your otherwise excellent report ("Privy Council asked to rule", THES , September 13) on the Swansea Institute, where students were allegedly told examination questions in advance, was marred by the...

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  3. Make maths count 1

    Jonathan Osborne (Letters, THES , September 13) must have known that his closing swipe at Tony Gardiner ("Policy does not add up", THES , September 6) saying "perhaps he would care to put his own...

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  4. Make maths count 2

    A strong reaction is always welcome, especially when it pinpoints the central issue. Jonathan Osborne's many articles show that his initial analysis is not that far removed from mine. We disagree...

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  5. In brief 1

    Hillel Ticktin says compulsory retirement at 60 or 65 should be abolished (Why I, THES , September 13). I suspect that this seems more attractive to a professor than to a university cleaner. Since...

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  6. In brief 2

    May I reassure Dylan Wiliam (Letters, THES , September 6) that expansion of higher education is in the offing in Greater Peterborough through a consortium of Loughborough University, Peterborough...

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  7. Balancing act

    We need people trained in some less fashionable disciplines rather than the free market Margaret Hodge proposes ("Union fury over PRP push", THES , September 13). There is a national shortage of...

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  8. Laurie Taylor Column

    "Civil servants are already working on plans to link salaries with student appraisals of their lecturers" - THES, September 13 . Dear Dr Quintock, As you will be aware, this university has recently...

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  9. Leader: Can we meet you halfway to cloud cuckoo land?

    As clearing ends and the academic year gets under way, the latest enrolments show that universities and colleges are expanding, but too slowly to meet the government's target of 50 per cent...

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  11. Galileo receivers - in search of signals to ignore

    Paris, 18 Sep 2002 Galileo, Europe's billion-euro satellite navigation system, will provide a guaranteed service when it becomes fully operational in about 2008. However, radio signals broadcast by...

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