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Mummy sequels
The Royal Mummies - The Tomb of Tut.ankh.Amen - Conversations with Mummies - Tutankhamun - The Tomb of Iouiya and Touiyou with The Funeral Papyrus of Iouiya
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Reflection of the national soul
British Social Attitudes
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A cat and frogs in tiny taffeta pants
Quantum Evolution
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Dark matter in a world of supersymmetric sparticles
Supersymmetry
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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 novel by a poet, dramatist and scientist: "How happy I am to have come away! Dearest friend, how...
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If you're this low, the only way is up
Surveys have placed South Africa last out of 40 for its maths and science provision, but through a distance-learning initiative Pretoria University is on a mission to turn the situation around. Karen...
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Acts of healing a nation
In the dark days of Milosevic's regime, four women in Belgrade created theatre amid the destruction. Noel Witts explores their bid to help Serbia regain its sense of humanity. Belgrade's sense of...
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Defenders of The Ring up in arms at myth in the making
The film of Tolkien's classic is courting controversy but creating a mythology, say Bill Welden and Jo Alida Wilcox. Once upon a time, in the rash boldness of his youth, J. R. R. Tolkien set out to...
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Looking for well-read men in blue
Has higher education crossed the thin blue line? Chris Bunting investigates the UK's first BSc in policing, while Liz Doig visits Bramshill's international training facility. Anthony Forde looks like...
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Laurie Taylor column
Department of media and cultural studies. There's no one here at the moment to take your call but do leave your name and number and we'll get back to you relatively quickly. Thanks for calling....
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Leader: Beware of losing EU students
The number of undergraduates coming to the United Kingdom from other European countries has fallen by nearly a quarter since 1997. Cost will be one reason. The fall coincides with the introduction of...
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Letter: ILT inequalities
I am writing to support Gillian Howie's position on accreditation and the Institute for Learning and Teaching (Letters, THES , July 20). Professional bodies already accredit many higher education...
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Letter: Togetherness
Natfhe congratulates David Triesman on his move to the Labour Party ("Merger of unions back on the table" and Leader, THES , July ). His departure as general secretary of the Association of...