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Prophet warning
Peirce, pragmatism and the Logic of Scripture
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Mothers of intervention
The Future of Human Reproduction
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Higher channels
John Davies scans the schedules. (All times pm unless stated.) Pick of the week The three-part Animal Minds (Saturday 5.55 BBC2). Second part looks at animal emotions and considers whether what...
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The inadvertent healer
Biologist and author Robert Weinberg tells Tim Cornwell how years spent in cancer research are finally about to bear fruit. Robert Weinberg avoids red meat, particularly when it is burnt. While he is...
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Waging war on the enemy within
Young scientist Martin Westwell is out to save the world. Alison Goddard reports. For the first time in the 50 years since antibiotics were first used, we are starting to lose the war against...
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Readers reactions
Last week in The THESI Larry Bunt argued that the casualisation of the university workforce was a good thing. * Tom Wilson Head of universities at lecturers' union Natfhe. The proportion of academic...
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Protection squad
(Photograph) - Protection squad: Bangladeshi police escort women students protesting over alleged sexual abuse by lecturers at Dhaka University. The students claim that at least 12 cases of abuse...
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THES diary
Union man with a past An interesting name emerges on the list of nominees for members of the national executive committee at the Association of University Teachers, particularly in the light of...
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Montreal
A plan to divert a percentage of earnings from scratch-and-win lottery into the Universite de Quebec a Montreal has been dropped after student protests. The campus ticket sales booth operated for...
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Glitteing prizes
Lord Glenamara, 86, chancellor at the University of Northumbria at Newcastle, has been given an honorary doctorate of civil law at the University of Newcastle. Gilbert Smith, vice-chancellor at...
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Baz Kershaw
Baz Kershaw, chair of the research assessment panel for dance, drama and the performing arts is professor of drama at the University of Bristol and not, as stated on page 8 of the January 1 issue, at...
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Welsh put spin into business
Academics and industrialists in Wales are joining forces to encourage more spin-off businesses from higher education. The Welsh Development Agency is backing Top Spin, a scheme to create high quality...
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In the news
The late Francois Mitterrand once described his friend Edith Cresson as "a woman for difficult times". It is just as well. In this country, the European Union education commissioner is probably best...
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Migrants blamed for drain on coffers
Canadian universities are blaming some of their financial problems on a newly recognised category of student, the immigrant. About 2,000 overseas students a year are claiming landed immigrant status...