Lib-Dems seek quality council with bite
A quality council with its own degree-awarding powers is one of the key proposals from the Liberal Democrat party's higher education working group. The group unveiled its consultation paper at this...
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Art's unhappy eaters
El Greco, painter of tall, thin figures and Holbein, painter of shorter, stockier ones, may have suffered from eating disorders which distorted their images of body shape, a psychologist suggested...
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Out of the melee into the fire?
A new current affairs magazine hits the streets next week. Simon Midgley canvassed opinion on its chances of success. Since the end of the second world war British journalism has been littered with...
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Quality row hides cuts aim
Alan Smithers rightly recognises (THES, September 15) that "home students admitted to full-time first-degree courses at British universities have a number of privileges conferred upon them",...
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A discreet collaboration
The Model Occupation
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Backing into world war
The Hollow Years
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Bridge between two ages
Early Tudor Government 1485-1558
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Conflicts at work in Bombay
The Origins of Industrial Capitalism in India
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Cries from the cradle of democracy
Ritual, Finance, Politics
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Daisy chains and gardening goats
Gaia - The Ages of Gaia
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Democracy drowns in the deep south
Race and Democracy - Faded Dreams
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Flapping about in the wind of change
The Macmillan Years, 1957-1963
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Flour power and the odd hippie
Resistance and Reform in Tibet - Circle of Protest - Monks, Spies and a Soldier of Fortune
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Grim secrets of the Gulag
Peasant Metropolis - The Gulag at War
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How black was my valley
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