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  1. Tread lightly or stomp heavily? 1

    I am glad that Christopher Bearman (Letters, February 2) states that the "accuracy" and the "quality" of his scholarship on the suffragette movement are issues for debate. But he is incorrect in...

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  2. Tread lightly or stomp heavily? 2

    Regarding Christopher Bearman's attack on contemporary feminist scholars of the suffragist movement ("Row erupts over suffragette tale", January 26), certainly anyone has the right to challenge the...

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  3. Private concerns 1

    We are not surprised that Andrew Colin of Into University Partnerships is "staggered" at the opposition to his company's plans for language centres ("UCU battles private enterprise", February 2)....

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  4. Private concerns 2

    The Times Higher should report on the current differences between the University and College Union and Into University Partnerships, not join the battle. Yet the opening sentence of your report talks...

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  5. Sense at stake

    There is a simple answer to the problem of edubabble for anyone using Microsoft Word (Letters, February 2). Download Bullfighter at www.fightthebull.com . It was developed by consultants who felt...

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  6. Guru and Goldsmiths 1

    I would like to thank The Times Higher for a well-written piece on Goldsmiths, University of London's investigations into the links between self-styled therapy guru, Derek Gale, and Windy Dryden ("...

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  7. Guru and Goldsmiths 2

    The Times Higher 's reporting on "the guru and the psychotherapist" appears to use selective material and innuendo. I have known Windy Dryden for many years and have no reason to doubt his...

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  8. Wrongs of rating

    I read that the www.williseemytutor.com website is causing something of a stir in higher education ("Alarm at rating website", January 26). If it actually measured the real contact between qualified...

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  9. Slaves still with us

    While we remember the hidden history of the slave trade (Features, February 2), let us acknowledge that the "dark stain" of slavery continues to exist. There are at least 12 million people worldwide...

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  10. Stress the positive

    Your report on stress in the university workplace ("UCU set to sue over workload burdens", January 26) paints an inaccurate picture. The article, which was based on a "national" survey with received...

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  11. Love in a consumer climate

    Many people dream of a partner for life but bolt when the intoxication of a new affair wanes. As Valentine's Day approaches, Julian Baggini ponders the nature of romantic love Iwas at a wedding...

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  12. Each unique being has many labels

    Our 'identity' consists of many different facets - acknowledging this should help us to see the futility of stereotyping others, says Richard Crisp Think for just a moment about all the different...

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  13. On her majesty's secret disservice

    To combat terror, intelligence services need good research. But US calls to help with a situation in the Sahara-Sahel led Jeremy Keenan to believe academics were being used to support illegal and...

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  14. Helping the mummies return

    Female academics returning to work after maternity leave face particular problems, but innovative return-to-work programmes are on the increase. Harriet Swain reports First the good news: about 70...

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  15. Access all areas

    Reports of the death of journalism are exaggerated, says Adrian Monck, who sees a new generation employing new tools to speak truth to power Does journalism have a future? It's a question I hear more...

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