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  1. Charitable works 1

    Nicholas Bamforth correctly notes that Hefce "is restricted in using its powers under charity legislation" ("There's no need to be charitable over external governor appointments", 6 August). He...

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  2. Charitable works 2

    Nicholas Bamforth is right that the restrictions in Section 73A of the Charities Act 2006 (which require a majority of the trustees of a charity to be unremunerated by it) do not apply to employees....

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  3. Feminist cry rings untrue 1

    Sally Feldman seems very sure of her facts ("Don't celebrate yet, girls", 13 August). She assures us that it is "clearly not the case" that her female-dominated media courses discriminate against...

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  4. Feminist cry rings untrue 2

    Sally Feldman's account of women entering higher education has a Scottish dimension that can be found in the autobiographical novels of Willa Muir, Catherine Carswell and Nan Shepherd. Their...

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  5. Flexible friend

    I am concerned that aspects of your story about penalties for the over-admission of students will have misled readers as to what is happening in Scotland ("SFC refuses to relax over-recruitment rules...

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  6. Dearing unheeded

    Further education colleges are not new players in undergraduate education and only journalists have dubbed them "new polytechnics" ("Degrees of freedom", 13 August).However, it was the Dearing...

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  7. Compounded error

    On my return from a research trip to China, I dutifully read through the accumulated back issues of ߣߣÊÓƵ. My gratification on seeing that you had published my letter (30 July)...

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  8. Shaky sources

    I can't be the only one concerned about Bruce Charlton's comments on grade inflation (Letters, 13 August). I'm not sure if I'm more worried about his assumption that half of students achieving one...

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  9. Violent talk

    I trust that your review of the use of non-discriminatory language will be extended to the University of Poppleton ("Staff continue using terms deemed inappropriate by PC language advice", 6 August...

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  10. Taking the acronym

    Following the observation that Thames Valley University was advertising for a post in "Strategic Hospitality Information Technology" (Letters, 30 July), I see that Roskilde University (same issue,...

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  11. Scarred for life?

    The recession has intensified competition for university places, with degrees more vital than ever for gaining an advantage in a tough job market. As clearing begins, will the 'lost generation' be...

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  13. Unsuitable candidates

    Brilliant thinker, shame about the suit: dossiers retrieved by Belagir M. Synkina reveal academic search committees' encounters with genius

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  14. Leader: Anthem for doomed youth

    The Government is all at sea. Its wave of contrary policies mean it is in danger not only of losing a generation but of squandering it

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  15. 20 August 2009

    Admissions of failure - How a generation of students has been sold short