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  1. The week in higher education

    • First the dodgy dossier, now the dodgy doctorate: Tony Blair and unreliable material are inadvertently together again. Saif al-Islam Gaddafi, the son of Mu'ammer Gaddafi, sought out Mr Blair's...

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    #The week in HE

  2. Leader: It's lost control again

    As poor steering threatens to cut off the supply of homegrown STEM graduates, coalition policy looks set to crash and burn

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    #Opinion

  3. From where I sit - Few Dutch treats in globalisation

    When it came at us from the margins, it caught most of us lecturers in the political science department on our blind side. The first stage of the Anglo-Saxon takeover appeared innocent enough: some...

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    #Opinion

  4. Appointments

    University of NottinghamBob WebbA leading expert on reproductive biology has received the prestigious Marshall Award from the Council of the Society for Reproduction and Fertility, awarded for work...

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    #People

  5. Taking Lithuanian leave

    Malcolm Gillies asks: how much time off do we really need or deserve?

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    #Malcolm Gillies
    #Opinion

  6. Black and white and dead all over?

    While the public fixates on tabloid phone hacking, the real crisis threatening the survival of newspapers goes unnoticed despite its dire consequences for public affairs, says Tim Luckhurst

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  7. Act to fix black hole in national memory

    Helen Hockx-Yu, head of web archiving at the British Library, comments that it is "about time that the measures needed to implement rules for the legal deposit of web publications are put into place...

    #Letters

  8. Simply lacking in expertise (1 of 2)

    What an extraordinarily unpleasant letter from David Marsland ("A conspiracy against academic freedom", 1 September).The main objection of the historians to which he refers to David Starkey's...

    #Letters

  9. Simply lacking in expertise (2 of 2)

    The BBC should surely be praised rather than blamed for inviting David Starkey to appear on their shows. As well as being its token non-leftist, his credentials as a historian can hardly be doubted....

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  10. NSS fitness hardly a given

    If you were to believe some parts of the academy, you would think that the National Student Survey is widely viewed as a positive force, providing useful information to both prospective students and...

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  11. OIA remains the final refuge

    I write to dissociate the Improving Dispute Resolution Advisory Service in the strongest possible terms from any suggestion that we consider the Office of the Independent Adjudicator for Higher...

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  12. Clip Swan's wings

    Upon opening last week's copy of ߣߣÊÓƵ, I flicked to the Letters pages eager to read the undoubted responses to the plethora of articles on equality and diversity in the 25 August...

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  13. When the boasts come in

    Jeremy Black deplores the grandiose claims routinely made by academic book blurbs ("Greatest story ever told", 1 September), but this is just one instance of the boasting that now echoes through so...

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  14. Coming round again

    Michael Scott, vice-chancellor of Glyndwr University, claims his institution is being brave and bold in having a "lower-cost, highly vocational" university education that will be "open to all" ("'...

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  15. Action Nerd

    I don't think I would have gone into science had I not been influenced by gender programming via the many exciting ranges of scientist action figure toys ("Where is Physics Barbie?", 25 August).Ultra...

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