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  1. Laments for the HEA 1

    The chief executive of the Higher Education Academy says that a reduction from 30 to 15 in the total membership of the council and a reduction from 16 to four in the elected representatives of...

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  2. Laments for the HEA 2

    Like Philip Burgess and Paul Hudson, I have been an ­elected member of the councils of both the Institute of Learning and Teaching in Higher Education and the Higher Education Academy and,...

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  3. Undeserved slings

    The reviewer of my book Studying Shakespeare on Film has almost entirely mis­understood or misrepresented its content (Special Textbook guide, May 25). Catherine Richardson argues that the...

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  4. We must get greener

    It is disturbing that your ­editorial and news story on green universities (“Leeds Met tops first UK green rankings”, June 8) are couched in terms of profit, competition and growth when...

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  5. Nothing like a dame

    You have to feel a twinge of sympathy for Dame Julia Higgins. Although she has been president of the British Association and deputy rector of Imperial College, The Times Higher couldn’t quite believe...

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  6. Liberal delusions

    I have no problem guessing that John Jost is on the “Left” (Opinion, June 15). I can almost hear his teeth grinding as he writes almost neutral remarks about the Right. Most self-confessed liberals...

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  7. Rights and wrongs of a ‘new moral economy’

    This is a year of anniversaries for the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender (LGBT) community. It is the 50th anniversary of the Wolfenden report, which provided an enduring framework for legal reform...

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  9. Prostitution today: punishing the punters

    Craig, a 45-year-old customer services supervisor, stops at the corner of a street in a town he passes on the way home from work most Fridays. He usually texts Mandy, whom he has known for about...

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  10. Much ado about the man from Stratford

    People have funny ideas about Shakespeare. In Chicago recently I chatted to a lady who asked me what I did and where I worked. I told her I work in Stratford-upon-Avon as a Shakespeare scholar. “Oh...

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  11. Out of class and into the spotlight

    Next week’s Manchester International Festival will not only feature original arts performances from around the world — including the premiere of a Chinese “circus opera” scored and designed by...

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