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  1. End envious attacks of green-eyed chauvinism 2

    Your editorial strongly supports Amanda Goodall's cover story demolishing any notion of innate differences between the sexes that can explain the glaring under-representation of women in world...

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  2. End envious attacks of green-eyed chauvinism 3

    It may be desirable, and even possible, to attract more women into engineering, although repeated attempts over the past 50 years have failed (review of Gender Inclusive Engineering Education, Books...

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  3. Formula for fallibility

    We found your summary of Jim Tomlinson's observations on the Byzantine processes employed by research councils particularly apposite given our recent experience with the Economic and Social Research...

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  4. Reopen channels

    We do not agree with all the arguments advanced by Darrel Ince, but it is clear that much has changed in recent months ("Pensions are safe if we don't stop working", 30 September). The Universities...

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  5. Stuck in the Dark Ages 1

    One need not cross the Atlantic for empirical evidence that "science versus religion" is a media-driven false opposition ("The dogma delusion", 23 September). Nor should there be surprise that a...

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  6. Stuck in the Dark Ages 2

    It seems strange for your editorial to evoke a battlefront between religion and secularism in universities while also drawing into the debate John Henry Newman ("The space for a spirit to know", 23...

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  7. Stuck in the Dark Ages 3

    So Archbishop Stephen Hawking has pontificated that God is not necessary to explain the Universe. He asks us to believe that the laws of physicists can now be enshrined in M-Theory - a Theory of...

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  8. Discord needs new tune

    Your report "Tribunal finds in favour of Gloucestershire whistleblower" (www.timeshighereducation.co.uk, 1 October) prompted comments online about institutions wasting money resisting employment...

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  9. Didn't get the memo

    Robert Zimmer, president of the University of Chicago, defends a "wide-ranging" higher educational policy ("Cultivate minds that can integrate, avoid too much specialisation?", timeshighereducation....

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  10. 7 October 2010

    Kaleidoscopic vision - The pioneers shifting disciplinary boundaries

  11. Tara Brabazon: The unsustainable shock of the new

    We all collude in the hype cycle that turns shiny ‘new media’ into forgotten, junk-generating ‘dead media’, and it’s time to look at the costs, argues Tara Brabazon

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  13. Share the dream and state the case

    To secure our future in hard times, we must make tough choices and ensure that society is aware of higher education’s value, argues Paul Marshall

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