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Empire of the wretches
Captives
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Verily unmolested by the unknown
Zapotec Hieroglyphic Writing
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Artists struggling to find the I-and-I
A New World Order - Derek Walcott
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Give that blow-up female an award
IgNobel Prizes
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On the trail of a poet's repressed emotions
William Wordsworth - Wordsworth
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Carry on spoiling
The Death of Comedy
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More tone in nation's voice
Contemporary American Fiction
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Secrets that are just a click away
The Art of Deception - World without Secrets
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Laurie Taylor column
So, all in all, Julie, I think we can safely describe your work as fairly satisfactory. Your tutors do say that you lack a certain analytical edge but if you maintain your present standard, you...
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Alan Ryan
'The cheapness of tuition at US public institutions is explained by bad staff-to-student ratios, mediocre salaries and an awful lot of casual help' If the UK adopts US-style fees, neither the hopes...
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Leader: Colleges are key to expansion - if quality is assured
If and when half of all young people experience higher education by the age of 30, it will be thanks in no small measure to today's further education colleges. The government's target tends to be...
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Leader: Non-traditional degrees confound the sceptics
The contrasting fortunes in the jobs market of graduates in information technology and media studies should be a lesson for academic snobs and manpower planners alike. Who would have thought five...
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Wife swaps and killing: meet the ancestors
They hurled babies into ravines and culled their workforce yearly. Historian Paul Cartledge thinks we could learn a thing or two from those Spartans. Jennifer Wallace reports. A small closely knit...
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The future masters of the univers(ity)
UK higher education is a multibillion-pound industry, yet most of its 'chief executives' have only limited management experience. Caroline Davis looks at how a new MBA aims to address this lack of...