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  2. Daily TV & radio guide - Thursday

    (All times pm unless stated.) Melvyn Bragg: In Our Time (9.00 am R4). Discussing evolutionary psychology, with Steven Rose and Nicholas Humphrey. Crossing Continents (11.00 am R4). Ugandan rebels....

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  3. Higher education awards & prizes

    Academy of Learned Societies for the Social Sciences Deborah Cameron , professor in languages in education at the Institute of Education, University of London, has been elected to the Academy.

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  4. Daily TV & radio guide - Wednesday

    (All times pm unless stated.) Natural Design (8.00 am, repeated 11.00 am, 2.00, 5.00, 8.00. BBC Knowledge). The parallels between design in evolution and manufacture. Thinking Allowed (4.00 R4)....

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  5. Higher education appointments

    Goldsmiths' College, University of London Sir William Utting has been appointed head of the college's council, having been a member since 1993 and the deputy chair 1995-999. He is president of the...

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  6. Daily TV & radio guide - Tuesday

    (All times pm unless stated.) Ian Hislop’s School Rules (3.00 am C4). A documentary series repeat on the last 100 years of British education – how the church, state and...

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  7. Daily TV & radio guide - Monday

    (All times pm unless stated.) Composer of the Week (9.00 am R3 and rest of week) is Gesualdo. Start the Week (9.00am R4). With Anthony Gottlieb on philosophy and science; plus Rachel Bowlby, Shula...

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  8. Daily TV & radio guide - Sunday

    (All times pm unless stated.) In the Psychiatrist’s Chair (11.15 am R4). Percussionist Evelyn Glennie. The Book Show (11.30 am Sky News, repeated 8.30). Including Ion Trewin, editor of Alan...

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  9. Daily TV & radio guide - Saturday

    (All times pm unless stated.) How to be President (10.30 am R4). Remembering the Carter vs. Reagan election. Private Passions (12 noon R3). Philosopher-politician Bryan Magee chooses the music. The...

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  10. Italian connections

    The position adopted by the British government in favour of the cloning of staminal cells for therapeutic purposes is one I wholly endorse ("Catholic Church vs Saviour of Childless&quot...

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  11. Italian connections

    I wish to comment on David Petrie's response to coverage of the European ombudsman's decision (Letters, THES , October 13). Mr Petrie is mistaken in claiming that the ombudsman's only means of...

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  12. Put money where mouths are

    The delayed announcement of the second and third years of the comprehensive spending review is sending shudders of apprehension through higher education. I know ministers in the Department for...

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  13. Put money where mouths are

    Chancellor Gordon Brown could help higher education in his autumn pre-budget statement next Tuesday and ease industrial tensions. First, he could say something about years two and three of the...

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  14. In brief

    I was disappointed that Lord Butler in his review of John Campbell's book on Margaret Thatcher thought the sub-title,"The Grocer's Daughter" was belittling ("The road from...

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  15. In brief

    Grocers did not sell "fruit and veg". Bully beef was more their thing. I grew up behind a greengrocer's and do not want guilt by association. Ian McNay School of post-compulsory...

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