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Jennifer to the rescue
In a surprise move, our Head of Personal Development, Jennifer Doubleday, has leapt to the defence of the beleaguered Quality Assurance Agency."I'm sure that Mr Phil Willis is a nice man," she told...
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There's no need to be charitable over external governor appointments
The widely held assumption that university councils must have a majority of external members is incorrect, writes Nicholas Bamforth
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We'll be all right (probably)
Let's stop panicking and let the swine flu experts do their job, says Kevin Fong
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Leader: Standards issue can't be evaded
That v-cs cannot admit to even understanding MPs' worries about quality and consistency bodes ill for the UK's reputation
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From where I sit - Risky business is a busted flush
In our household, which is made up of one journalist and one journalist-turned-academic, we have been saying for months: "Wait until the fallout from universities' failed investments is made public."...
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Harold Hankins, 1930-2009
Harold Hankins, the engineer who steered the former University of Manchester Institute of Science and Technology (Umist) through challenging times, has died.Born on 18 October 1930, he attended Crewe...
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Trac isn't the enemy - underfunding is
My colleague Thomas Docherty is wrong ("Total disclosure a sign of the academy's time-and-motion sickness", 30 July).The Transparent Approach to Costing (Trac) is not a time-and-motion study. Time-...
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Points on freedom
I am pleased that ߣߣÊÓƵ has chosen to stimulate the debate on academic freedom ("What is freedom? Choosing your v-c", 30 July). In the spirit of academic freedom, I wish reply to the...
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Brand values
In light of the sector's commercialisation, the articles by Robert Mighall and Jonathan Baldwin on branding were useful ("What sets you apart?" 23 July).Branding is not just relevant to the...
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Basic maths? No such thing
Hooray! At long last we've heard the real truth about mathematics ("Artists may hold the formula for a renaissance in maths", 23 July).I have been teaching primary school mathematics for the past...
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Dog-tired dogma
Having read your coverage of Ron Barnett's plenary address at the Higher Education Academy conference about the ethos that might shape the universities of the future ("Selfish models lose social...
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Capital idea
Lord Mandelson is right to support a higher education system that "invests in everything from Classics to quantum physics" ("Lord Mandelson says higher fees must mean more help for the poor", 30 July...
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Patents play only a part
We have two observations on Craig Evan Klafter's article on university patenting ("The missing link", 23 July).Klafter bases his argument on universities that employ patent lawyers: we take this to...