TV reviews: Top Boy & Search for Satan
The harsh realities of the drug business on a Hackney estate give Gary Day food for thought
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Katrina Honeyman, 1950-2011
An inspirational mentor, an exceptionally productive academic and a dedicated fan of Arsenal Football Club, Katrina Honeyman was popular with staff and students alike.Born in London on 18 June 1950,...
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THE Scholarly Web
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Campus round-up
Oxford/ImperialEyes are the prizeThe first gene therapy for choroideraemia - a degenerative disease that causes incurable blindness - has been carried out as part of a trial involving two...
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Odds and quads: The University of Leeds International Textiles Archive
The University of Leeds International Textiles Archive includes embroidery, fibres, stencils and pattern books, slides of processing equipment and stunning fabrics from places as far afield as...
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10 November 2011
Undercover investigations - Bureaucracy is making real scholarship a clandestine pursuit
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V-c quits over ߣߣƵn admissions scandal
The vice-chancellor of an ߣߣƵn university is to step down along with his deputy over “irregularities” that helped a close relative to secure a place at the institution.
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Assessing impact at proposal stage ‘absurd’
The Astronomer Royal has called for a system of scientific research funding which puts far less stress on “improving efficiency in the ‘office management’ sense” and sets out to “maximize the chance...
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Teacher training reforms to cut loose universities operating in isolation
Universities that do not demonstrate “extensive school involvement” in their initial teacher training provision may cease to be able to offer such courses.
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Thousands prepare to march as protest leaders denounce police tactics
Thousands of students are due to march through London on 9 November in a “day of action” coordinated by the National Campaign Against Fees and Cuts.
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New chief executive appointed by Jisc
Higher education’s IT body has announced a new head as it looks to respond to severe cuts in central funding.
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Twenty seven ask to cut fees to allow expansion
A total of 27 universities and colleges have applied to lower their tuition fees in 2012-13 so they can compete for some of the 20,000 cut-price places being created by the government.
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Inside Higher Ed: Global marketplace
By Scott Jaschik, for Inside Higher Ed
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Prospects brighten for graduates seeking work
Graduate unemployment has fallen for the first time since the start of the recession, according to a report published today.