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  1. Dershowitz's tortured case (full text)

    To be accused of dishonesty, mendaciousness, deceits, stereotyping, and bigotry by Alan Dershowitz is a mild form of torture, easily rebutted (Letters, THES , November 1). His letter responds to none...

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  2. Costs of top-up fees 3

    One consequence of the imposition of top-up fees will be that most academics will be unable to afford to send their own children to university. John Newsinger Bath Spa University College Lorna...

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  3. Dershowitz's tortured case

    To be accused of dishonesty, mendaciousness, deceits, stereotyping and bigotry by Alan Dershowitz is a mild form of torture. His letter ( THES , November 1) responds to none of my serious objections...

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  4. The real arts academy

    I wish Sir Michael Bichard the best of luck in his bid for university status for the highly distinguished London Institute (News, THES , October 25). But he cannot be allowed to get away with the...

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  5. Abreast of industry

    The claim that 80 per cent of computing graduates are lost to UK industry comes from a comparison of incompatible and incomplete statistics that does not stand up to serious scrutiny ("Industry...

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  6. Feed the trees' roots

    Audits, league tables and the desire to lessen student problems and improve performance are leading to the demise of difficult but fundamental subjects that provide a foundation for the understanding...

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  7. Costs of top-up fees 1

    You report ("Top-up fees trigger Russell rift", THES , November 1) that a "hard core" of Russell Group universities might take a unilateral decision to charge substantial top-up fees. If they expose...

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  8. Costs of top-up fees 2

    I thought class warriors had died with new Labour. Clearly not, if Abigail McKnight's views are representative (Soapbox, THES , November 1). To expect the parents of children who attend independent...

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  9. Credit's on its way

    The Welsh Assembly is committed to achieving a credit and qualifications framework embracing all post-16 and higher education by 2003 ("Changing courses is no problem", THES , October 18). This...

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  10. Media attractions

    I have argued for years that disseminating academic work through the media has far more advantages than disadvantages ("Celebrity snares", THES , November 1). The media provide publicity for...

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  11. Pick 'n' mix 1

    It is a shame to see a good joke being mangled ("Check emails, fix up meeting with councillors, buy Kit Kat", THES , November 1). The original question was: "What's the difference between a non-...

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  12. Pick 'n' mix 2

    The new Higher Education Policy Institute is evidently as unaware as the Department for Education and Skills of the government's aim for equality in public life (Diary, THES , November 1). But...

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  13. EIROforum at "European Research 2002"

    Paris, 06 Nov 2002 Last year, seven of Europe's leading intergovernmental research organisations set up a high-level co-ordination and collaboration group, known as EIROforum. They include CERN (...

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  14. COST JAF, draft agenda - 18-19 November (biomaterials)

    Copenhagen, 06 Nov 2002 Meeting of the COST JAF Group will take place in the following three parts: Part I: 10h00: Biomaterials Chair: Prof. Luc Balant 1. Introduction and adoption of the agenda 2....

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