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  1. Work with the workforce

    Employers and funders must involve staff in debates about potential changes in the sector, argues Michael MacNeil

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  5. Any old irony

    "The time has come to root out this new challenge." This was the no-nonsense declaration from Jamie Targett, our Director of Corporate Affairs, as he inaugurated the newly formed Irony Sub-Committee...

    #Laurie

  6. A precious symbiosis

    Felipe Fernández-Armesto on the interdependence of teaching and research

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  8. What are you reading?

    A weekly look over the shoulders of our scholar-reviewers

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  9. Leader: One step beyond the pale

    The government now wants even postgraduate education to serve industry by inculcating business awareness and skills training

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  10. From where I sit: Professor Dolittle's tyranny

    I recently came across an astounding German book, Professor Untat (2007), by Uwe Kamenz, a professor at the Dortmund University of Applied Sciences and Arts, and Martin Werle, a management consultant...

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  11. Jack Pole, 1922-2010

    A British expert on American history who was widely acclaimed on both sides of the Atlantic has died.Jack Pole was born in London on 14 March 1922 and attended a progressive school in Hampstead.After...

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  12. World's finest? V-cs, prove you're worth it 1

    ߣߣÊÓƵ's list of vice-chancellors' pay and benefits ("It was fun while it lasted", 1 April) makes for depressing reading, coming as it does in the same issue as Iain Pears'...

    #Letters

  13. World's finest? V-cs, prove you're worth it 2

    Writing as both a taxpayer and a parent of a student, I'm infuriated by the way vice-chancellors have tailgated on to the inflated salaries paid in the private sector. This greed has done much to...

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  14. World's finest? V-cs, prove you're worth it 3

    In the 1960s, university vice-chancellors were paid 30 per cent more than the professors in charge of departments. Today, if a vice-chancellor's salary is three times that of the top professors on...

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  15. World's finest? V-cs, prove you're worth it 4

    While the numbers in the average salary tables published last week may well be accurate, the information content of the tables is low, if not zero.Having first discarded the distortions for London...

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