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Democratic staples in an oriental diet
Asian Freedoms
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Life with Stalin and Nazis
Russia's War
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Integrity, inquiry and inquisition
The Baltimore Case
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The race to map human life
A new industry has grown from the science of DNA. Tony Durham talks to the man who started it all - and about the woman who nearly did In the lobby of the Sanger Centre near Cambridge there is an...
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Eye witness
Next week Lesotho should be celebrating 32 years of independence from Britain - but the near-destruction of Maseru, its capital, in fighting between rebel troops and South African soldiers has cast a...
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Higher channels
John Davies's weekly selection of TV andradio programmes likely to be of use to THES readers. (All times pm unless stated.) Pick of the week Equinox: Homicide in Kennewick (Tuesday 9.00 C4). Human...
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The wage sage
Harriet Swain meets the man who will determine how much you should get paid Behind a large desk in offices near Whitehall is the man charged with deciding how all university staff, from professors to...
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Joined-up writing on the wall
Devolution could herald the beginning of the end of the United Kingdom. reports Alan Thomson BRITAIN's constitutional map faces the most significant revision since modern parliamentary government...
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Glass ceiling, biological floor
Women are rising through the corporate ranks but they will never achieve parity with men, argues Kingsley Browne Women have swept through the workplace in the past 30 years. In the United States now...
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Sources for research funding
Each month this section will list funds available for academic researchers. Details should be submitted to research@thesis.co.uk Breast Cancer Research Trust Grant of up to Pounds 10,000 annually...
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Brunei
Scholarships for Bruneian graduate students in Britain from 1999 were announced last week during the Queen's state visit to Brunei. The scheme is supported by CfBT, the international education...
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Post-graduate
(Photograph) - Post-graduate: South African premier Nelson Mandela receives his honorary degree at the University of the Indian Ocean in Mauritius, before chairing the Southern Africa Development...
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Second call for LINK proposals
The Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council has issued the second call for research proposals under its LINK broadcast technology programme. December 11 is the closing date for outline...
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Masters-level training reviewed
The EPSRC is reviewing its training at masters level. A consultation document for academics has been issued. Views are being sought on issues including the effectiveness of current packages and the...