Hippocratic oafs, curers of ill repute
Bad Medicine - How Doctors Think
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Dance routines with a few political moves thrown in
Bombay - 100 Bollywood Films
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Journeys to find the Other
Other Routes
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Tropical havens rooted in the past
Living in Sri Lanka
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Happy punting ground
Oxford and Cambridge
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First Impressions
This week's competition, in which you have to identify a book from its opening sentence, is from a book that helped spark the French Revolution: "My purpose is to consider if, in political society,...
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Diplomatic hugs with Saddam
Bagpipes in Babylon
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Casting a weather eye over a cold landscape
The Last Imaginary Place
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The 'tuff' guide to the city of Caesar
The Seven Hills of Rome
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Coolest point on the compass
The Idea of North
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How Kennedy lost his Cape
From Squaw Tit to Whorehouse Meadow:
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British Academy Visiting Fellowships
Deadline: 15/11/2006
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Bonuses tempt top staff in jobs boom
Golden hellos and perks lure the high-flyers in a fiercely competitive market, reports Anna Fazackerley Universities are having to offer pay premiums and special packages to attract and retain top...
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No, life is not just one long holiday
Contrary to common perception, academics do not enjoy lots of holidays, and they risk ill health as a result, research shows. The study found that two fifths of academics failed to take two weeks or...
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'Deaf children are able, but their level of language needs building up'
A childhood friendship inspired Diana Burman's prize-winning research on teaching deaf children grammar Diana Burman's interest in deaf children stems from her friendship with two deaf sisters when...