Letter: Light at end of tunnel?
We are heartened to hear reports that the government is considering a rethink on tuition fees ("Call for reform pits students against staff", THES , August 31). The government's commitment to get...
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Letter: Profit from partners
Alan Marsh's article (Opinion, THES , August 31) on the benefits of partnership between further education colleges and universities is timely. "HE in FE" has a vital role to play in meeting the...
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Letter: Recognition, please
No wonder Steve Molyneux says: "There are a number of initiatives... but they are not talking to each other." ("Adult access model muddled", THES , September 7). Neither Sir David Watson (front page...
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War comes home
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American bombing
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Cold war legacy
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