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  1. The great don deficit

    Laurie Taylor's weekly bulletin from the University of Poppleton

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  2. The week in higher education – 7 May 2015

    Higher education returned to the general election campaign in the final days before voting. Labour’s promise to cut tuition fees to £6,000 was not one of the promises etched in the party’s 8ft-high “...

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  3. Which way will we go?

    Change happens only when people genuinely participate – but is the enthusiasm there for a structural shift in education?

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  5. Living costs hurt most

    The story “£6K fee choices: Film, not finance” (News in brief, 30 April) suggests that about 40 per cent of university applicants might select a different course if fees are lowered.Tuition fees are...

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  6. Stone-cold loser

    Rachel Carey’s choice of William Stoner as an example of an academic who might not survive in academia today (“An examined life”, Opinion, 30 April) is unfortunate, because he was a failure in nearly...

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  7. Pension adjustment period

    We write with reference to the consultation regarding the proposed closure of the Universities Superannuation Scheme’s final salary scheme. We suggest that the current timescales do not represent an...

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  8. Piercy’s attack is off track

    Nigel Piercy’s recently reported personal insults about trade unionists seem designed primarily to court controversy and thereby attract publicity.We have, of course, been here before with Piercy’s...

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  9. Headline blues

    Your Careers Intelligence piece about getting media exposure for one’s scholarly research (“Don’t bore us – get to the chorus”, 30 April) is right about the “thrill” of seeing one’s research getting...

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  10. See-through review

    David Colquhoun’s letter “Pressured peers” (30 April) discussed peer review and some of the reasons why the practice is flawed.PeerJ has been tackling some of the problematic issues of peer review...

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  11. Stand and deliver

    Shahidha Bari should count herself lucky that she has an office so that she can pursue her job in quiet and privacy (“Give me room to breathe”, Opinion, 16 April). I have heard on the grapevine that...

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  12. Accounting by Aslan

    Your financial health check of universities (“Keep squirrelling away the nuts”, Features, 30 April) showed that the sector reported net assets “excluding pension liabilities” of an impressive £40...

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