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The strata in the strata
The Archaeology of Rank
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The telegraphed dailies
News over the Wires
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The unreal republic
The Weimar Republic Sourcebook
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Visible hosts and numerous guests
Archaic Cyprus
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Honorary degrees
UNIVERSITY OF YORK. DUniv: Carmen Callil, founder of Virago Press and managing director of Chatto and Windus (1982-93); Margaret Drabble, writer and editor of the fifth edition of The Oxford...
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British Academy
Officers for 1995/96 will be: Sir Keith Thomas (president); Professors G. Beer and P. Haggett (vice presidents); J.S. Flemming (treasurer); Professor B. Supple (foreign secretary); Professor D....
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Appointments
CVCP. J. Maxwell Irvine, principal of the University of Aberdeen, has been appointed to the Council of the Committee of Vice Chancellors and Principals from August 1 for three years. UNIVERSITY OF ST...
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Grants
UNIVERSITY OF BRISTOL. Research Contracts. Dr J. Donovan and Professor P. Dieppe, Pounds 244,096 from the Department of Health (INSAIDS) knee pain in the elderly in the community: should INSAIDS be...
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Events
TECHNOLOGY AND EDUCATION. The first international technology and education in the social sciences conference will be held at the University of Stirling, September 5-7. Speakers will include: Peter...
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Chairs
UNIVERSITY OF HUMBERSIDE. Jack Adams, pro vice chancellor (development), professor of educational development; Rosina Jones, dean of the school of international marketing and communications,...
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Final Word
This week's Final Word comes from an author who, 21 years ago, did nothing to help assuage the anxiety of nervous seaside swimmers: "The fish faded from view. But, kept from sinking into the deep by...
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Speaking Volumes: Pleasure and Danger
Lynne Segal on Carole Vance's Pleasure and Danger . Flat on my back in 1984 (having ruptured a disc during peaceful - if richly fantasmagoric - slumber), I read a collection of essays which helped to...
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Brain &
Huw Richards suggests (THES, July 21) that the proposed new sports scholarships should be given a new name. Why not Bannister scholarships, after one of Britain's greatest sportsman who showed how it...
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Lucy set the pace, not Bob
Following man's early footsteps", indeed (THES, July 21). I am resigned to archaeologists describing the whole of early humanity as "man", but doesn't The THES have guidelines of gender-neutral...