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  1. The Pick - Watteau: The Drawings

    Watteau: The DrawingsSackler Galleries, Royal Academy of Art, LondonJean-Antoine Watteau (1684-1721) is best known for paintings of dreamy mythological scenes and aristocratic picnics known as fêtes...

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  2. Czy mówisz po Polsku?

    Brian Bryan, our Deputy Head of REF Strategy, has defended Hefce's decision to omit Polish and Portuguese speakers from its new modern languages subpanel for the research excellence framework.He...

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  3. Leader: Dancing to a different tune

    A generation of v-cs swayed by the rhythms of meritocracy are finding fresh reserves of restraint on pay, regardless of background

  5. The week in higher education

    David Willetts has frequently urged universities to make more information available for students - but the University of York has taken things a step too far. In an accidental leak, reported on 17...

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  6. From where I sit - Warrior scholars' long, hard battle

    In recent weeks, conversations about higher education have focused primarily on rising tuition fees. Although the decision to pursue higher education is clearly affected by the cost of tuition,...

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    #Opinion

  7. Sheena Grant, 1941-2010

    Through her work as a local champion of the rights of the lowest-paid staff in higher education, Sheena Grant also became a national figure in the trade union movement.She was born in Aberdeen on 14...

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  8. Truth is our profession

    Malcolm Gillies discusses the reality of university reputation

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  9. The wisdom of being positively supportive

    Frank Furedi evokes the Aristotelian notion of phronesis, as interpreted by Hannah Arendt, in support of his claim that "Our job is to judge" (17 March). In a classic non sequitur, he then expresses...

    #Letters

  10. Market credentials (1 of 2)

    In "Cutting the Gordian knot" (17 March), Alasdair Smith argues that removing price and number restrictions from our universities would reduce costs, as would limiting the intake of "unqualified"...

    #Letters

  11. Market credentials (2 of 2)

    Predictably, the number of student places will need to be restricted in some way to constrain state expenditure on student financial support. David Willetts, the universities and science minister,...

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  12. Limiting our worldview

    In his piece "The end is not nigh" (Opinion, 3 March), Sir Adam Roberts argues that we need to be more precise about the threats posed to the humanities and social sciences and less paranoid about...

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  13. Keele, philosophy matters

    I am writing to add my voice in protest to the proposal to close the philosophy programme at Keele. I went there in 1989, one of the first of my family to attend university. I am the son of a butcher...

    #Letters

  14. Ruby slip-ups

    In the cultural commentary piece on The Wizard of Oz ("Hello, Yellow Brick Road", 17 March), several stated facts call for correction. The writers who actually "tweaked" the 1939 film's screenplay -...

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  15. Measure of popularity

    As the literature indicates, the strength of a "superbrand" can be measured in many ways ("The name says it all", 10 March).However, although not listed in the ߣߣÊÓƵ World Reputation...

    #Letters