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  1. Gun runners escape agents

    NIGERIA's secret service agents are scouring the neighbouring Benin Republic for a university lecturer and his partner who have been convicted of gun running. The government wants to extradite...

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  2. Don's Diary

    Sunday I buy a Sunday paper. As a genetics news-watcher, the Sunday Telegraph's headline catches my eye: "Abort babies with gay genes, says Nobel winner." The article reports that James Watson, the...

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  3. It's not what you do, it's the way you do it

    IF YOU were shown a university how would you know that it was a good one? One response might be to ask whether it does what it does well, and to find out whether it has quality processes. This sits...

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  4. Chairs

    Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine Dick Ashford has been appointed to a personal chair in recognition of his ongoing research into diseases such as leishmaniasis, passed on by the bite of an...

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  5. Appointments

    Royal Academy of Arts Christopher Le Brun has been elected as an academician. He trained at the Slade School of Fine Art and Chelsea School of Art, was a trustee of the Tate Gallery (1990-95) and has...

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  6. Honorary degrees

    Robert Gordon University DBA: Anthony Bamford, chairman and managing director of JCB. DLitt: Peter Graham, general officer commanding the army in Scotland and governor of Edinburgh Castle (1991-93)....

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  7. Search

    Christine Savva, who is studying for an MA in employment studies and human resource management, is writing a dissertation called "Bullying at work - an investigation and analysis of bullying in...

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  8. It wasn't him...

    Do you rely on a dead priest to choose your lottery numbers? Ian Walker assesses the statistics thrown by the nation's biggest draw The National Lottery has attracted billions of pounds for good...

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  9. The plot thickens

    History is fiction, argues Alun Munslow, but that does not mean it cannot tell truths What do historians do? When I was an undergraduate in the 1960s I read good-practice primers, among them E. H....

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  10. Letter

    Your editorial "Dolly is just cloning around" (THES, February 28) states "the public has a right to expect its elected governments to consider when, why and how technologies should be controlled, and...

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  11. The euro trasher

    Would-be leader of the Conservative party and chief Euro sceptic John Redwood savages the singlecurrency enthusiasts' case and tells Martin Ince why proper debate is needed When politicians call for...

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  12. Let there be Darwin

    Popular cosmologists and evolutionists are fond of poking fun at the Bible as unscientific. Russell Stannard, however, finds its insights rather less facile than their theological pretensions...

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