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  1. The Pick - Notes and Letters

    Notes and LettersLondonHow and what does music manage to communicate - and how far can the process be described in words? Does contemporary physics confirm ancient ideas about "the music of the...

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  2. Our logo: shock announcement

    In a "shock announcement", our Deputy Director of Logo Development, Roger Placement, has confirmed that Poppleton will abandon its current logo.At a hastily convened press conference in the atrium of...

    #Laurie

  3. Leader: The best, pound for pound

    The US is heavyweight champ, but the UK punches far above its weight in the world. So why isn't the government in its corner?

  6. The week in higher education

    • A lecturer convicted of assaulting a police officer has been allowed to keep his job at the University of Manchester. Emmanuel-Pierre Guittet, lecturer in terrorism and political violence,...

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  7. From where I sit - Measured withdrawal

    "Exit stage left pursued by HR": is this an appropriate final direction for this retiring professor? In order to depart from the University of Western ߣߣÊÓƵ, I had to download, fill in and...

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    #Opinion

  8. Appointments

    University of TorontoAndrew StarkAn academic specialising in the philosophy of intellectual property law has become a Fulbright scholar. Andrew Stark, professor of strategic management and professor...

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  9. Gerhard Richter: Panorama

    Alex Danchev applauds an artist whose depiction of events that others shy from aims to make the 'inexplicable more explicable'

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    #Culture
    #Exhibitions

  10. A winning pair

    Despite exhortations to academics to collaborate, jointly authored research still draws some suspicion. Co-authors Janet Beer and Avril Horner are adamant that, with the right chemistry, such efforts...

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  11. Economical with the actualité

    A year after the Browne Report's publication, Fred Inglis excoriates the application of a bankrupt neoliberal ideology to the academy, and calls for scholars to rise up and free the truth from the...

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  12. No creative spark in big bang funding

    I doubt that I am the only reader who noted a particularly cruel juxtaposition in the 29 September issue of ߣߣÊÓƵ. On the one hand was John Martin's well-argued critique of the lack...

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  13. Doubt thou the star? (1 of 2)

    The argument that William Shakespeare was not the prime author of the plays attributed to him has absolutely no basis in historical fact. No documents from the period provide any evidence of an...

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  14. Doubt thou the star? (2 of 2)

    I once read a (possibly apocryphal) story that a scholar who believed that Sir Francis Bacon had written the works of Shakespeare once tried to convince the critic Cyril Connolly that the son of a...

    #Letters

  15. Democratic deficit

    Having spent 10 days in jail for unfurling a banner, Edd Bauer, vice-president for education at the University of Birmingham Guild of Students, has been suspended from his post as a democratically...

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