ߣߣÊÓƵ

Search

151,224 results
Page 4101 of 151224 results

  1. Library faces China crisis

    Stephen Ball is right to highlight the difficulties posed by globalised, business-like universities ("Sector is shifting to business ethos without debate, expert argues", 22 May). An interesting...

    #Letters

  2. Direction versus duration

    Your article on the misconceptions of one-year versus two-year MA courses in the UK is misfocused ("Misperception of masters could hit UK recruitment", 22 May).The problem is the perceived role of...

    #Letters

  3. Doing the write thing

    I could not agree more with letters last week that called for Lancaster University to keep a sense of proportion in dealing with the case of an academic who wrote a letter to a student's mother -...

    #Letters

  4. A modest metrics proposal

    Adrian Buckley's suggestion for a new research assessment metric based on citations in ߣߣÊÓƵ is indeed innovative (Letters, 22 May). However, the following more modest proposal has...

    #Letters

  5. Time for a workable solution

    Academics who are alarmed by the suggestion that their index-linked final-salary pensions might be unsustainable ("Gold standard reassessed", 15 May) can do something useful to protect their own...

    #Letters

  6. A star-studded cast

    The Principle of Sound Learning is that the noise of vulgar fame should never trouble the cloistered calm of academic existence," wrote F. M. Cornford a century ago. "Hence, learning is called sound...

    #Features

  7. Wisdom and wit

    What did the stand-up tell academics who want to give better lectures? It's no laughing matter - it's about performing in the moment, Tariq Tahir hears

    #Features

  8. More than a feeling

    Many researchers believe a 'gut instinct' can be as powerful a tool as logic and academics should acknowledge its role in their work. Matthew Reisz reports

    #Features

  9. 29 May 2008

    Rising stars - The young academics tipped to go places

  10. Not picking up good citations

    The prospect of another research assessment exercise will lead only to discord, says Gloria Monday

    #Columnists
    #Opinion

  11. The gift of surprise

    Looking over the work produced by her masters students, Tara Brabazon is struck by their creativity, inspired by their enthusiasm and determination and humbled to see teaching help to change lives

    #Columnists
    #Opinion

  13. The week in books

    Truth and Ontology by Trenton Merricks, professor of philosophy, University of Virginia. Clarendon Press, £.50, ISBN 9780199205233"Throughout the book Merricks considers various propositions that...

    #Books