Feathered or furry favourites
Dinosaurs of the Air
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Outwitter of viruses
The Evolution Explosion
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How everyday stress shapes us
Skeletal Function and Form
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Dodgy gut? You must be grateful
Liaisons of Life
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We have a lot to learn from ants
Digital Biology
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Slime mould turns heads
Signs of Life
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Evil dwarf meets quantum physics
Contemporary Buddhism: an Interdisciplinary Journal
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More should be made of moral anger
Totalitarian Movements and Political Religions
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Ways of seeing obscure view of heritage
Journal of Classical Sociology
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First Impressions
This week's competition, in which you have to identify a book from its opening sentence, is from an 18th-century landmark in confessional literature: "So now I am alone in the world, with no brother...
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A postmodern pilgrimage through power and pain
Culture and Religion
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Sightseers on a topographic tour
Landscapes
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Laurie Taylor
University newsletters should be more honest - THES, April 19 The Popperian Poppleton's vice-chancellor gives enthralling lecture Delegates attending the annual conference of the International Forum...
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Leader: NHS plan hangs on attracting and training staff
Everyone in British education is drawing encouragement from the mention of schools, colleges and universities in last week’s budget. A word from chancellor Gordon Brown - when railways and other key...
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When diverse becomes perverse 1
Institutional diversity is not a chimera. Nor is the "multiversity" the solution to current policy dilemmas. A growing student population with an increasingly varied set of educational needs requires...