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  1. V-Cs urge tax relief

    A call for tax changes forms the element of surprise in an otherwise familiar set of concerns expressed in the Committee of Vice Chancellors and Principals public spending submission, released this...

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  2. Members reveal few interests

    There are few hostages to fortune in the declarations of education and employment frontbenchers to the House of Commons register of members' interests, issued this week, writes Huw Richards. Gillian...

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  3. Particle explosion

    If only by virtue of their discipline you might expect particle physicists to be a fragmentary lot, rarely coalescing. But the opposite appears to be true. Following on from their amazing collective...

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  4. Venerable Viennese

    Coming soon to the School of Slavonic and East European Studies, a day-long seminar on Austria and Central Europe starring Austria's former deputy chancellor Erhard Busek. Should pull in the social...

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  5. Man at work

    This portrait of plant boilerman Michael Bailey is part of an exhibition to mark the centenary of Salford University and University College, Salford. A mosaic of more than 6,000 photos of staff and...

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  6. Ray of light for breast cancer scans

    Breast-screening could in the future be done without X-rays using a technique that is as harmless as a reading lamp, a conference heard last month. The screening harnesses rays that are just beyond...

  7. Samurai in Scotland

    A memorandum of agreement to promote education and research collaboration bet- ween Strathclyde and Tokyo Universities might not sound the raciest of news, but it has uncovered an intriguing tale of...

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  8. Final Word

    This week's Final Word comes from a Victorian school inspector: "Docile echoes of the eternal voice, pliant organs of the infinite will, they are going along with the essential movement of the world...

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