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Students sitting too many A-levels, says Cambridge Pupils who take strings of A levels could be putting themselves at a disadvantage in the competition for places at Cambridge, it emerged yesterday....
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Tinseltown's global takeover
Hollywood's Road to Riches
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On the good, the bard and the copies
Sergio Leone
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A radical explorer of human memory
Chris Marker
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The forgotten tales of home and away
'Ten Pound Poms'
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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 short autobiography by a 20th-century scientific genius: "Here I sit in order to write, at the age...
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Well-founded fears of some fowl times yet to come
The Monster at Our Door
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Captain Kirk and three wise men lead a trip through the heavens
Astronomical Enigmas
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Faith no bar to hard facts
Quakers, Jews, and Science
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Dynamite guy with explosive impact on science
Nobel Laureates and Twentieth-Century Physics
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Ethereal spectres and their sceptics
The First Psychic
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A journey beyond la frontera of cinema
A Companion to Latin American Film
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UK terror tourists hit Europe's animal labs
Animal rights attacks are on the increase internationally as extremist "terror tourists" fan out across Europe, The Times Higher can reveal. Exclusive data given to the national policing unit for...
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20% or it's chaos, unions vow
Unions this week threatened to bring universities "to a standstill" in 2006, with millions of students hit by cancelled exams and unmarked work, as pay talks collapsed into bitter recriminations. The...