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  1. Letter: Examiner fee examined (1)

    Gerald Mars complains about being paid only £105 for external examining (Letters, THES, March 9). Next time, he might try drawing attention to the minimum rates recommended by the Association of...

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  2. Letter: Examiner fee examined (2)

    Gerald Mars's letter highlights the connivance of senior management in keeping academic pay at levels well below those in commerce and industry. Most registrars would say that the PhD examination fee...

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  3. Letter: What social policy?

    As the most recent past external examiner to the social policy courses at Sussex University, I was interested to read new pro vice-chancellor Mary Stuart's views on universities needing to "...

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  4. Letter: Right against right

    Upon reading the article about Edward Said ("Critical thinking on the path to peace", THES, March 9), it struck me how symmetrical the situation in the Israel-Palestinian conflict has become,...

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  5. Letter: Natal defended

    For months the University of Natal has had to endure a stream of insults from Caroline White, formerly a professor at the university, that have been given much prominence in the media. In a recent...

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  6. Leader: Valuable lessons to be learnt from looking up

    Anyone with the cinema habit knows that outer space is jammed with objects that threaten to collide with the Earth and extinguish human life. But whether it is worth doing anything about the threat...

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  7. Leader: Education must reflect changes in rural workforce

    Much has changed in the British countryside in recent years. The foot-and-mouth epidemic will mean more and faster reforms. In turn, this will probably mean a smaller and more heavily educated...

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  8. Architect of a stable world

    Forrest Capie looks at the last years of Keynes's remarkable life. This is the third and final volume of what has generally come to be regarded as a masterpiece in biography. It is 30 years since...

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  10. First Impressions

    This week's competition, in which you have to identify a book from its opening sentence, is from an account of a journey through Europe in the 1930s: "'A splendid afternoon to set out,' said one of...

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  13. Saying adiós to Inglaterra

    The Delicious History of the Holiday - The British Seaside - The British on the Costa del Sol - Sunset Lives

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