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  1. Double standards? 3

    Following the courageous resolution of the UCU to boycott (or discuss boycotting) Israeli academics for their complicity in the illegal occupation of Palestine, I urge its members to boycott...

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  2. We are not racists

    Steven Weinberg equates criticising Israel with anti-Semitism or, since Palestinians are also Semites, anti-Jewishness (Letters, May 25). The syllogism that because anti-Jewish racists criticise...

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  3. Stop false rhetoric 1

    Many of us who were members of the Association of University Teachers in the 1970s supported its decision to become a trade union under the law of the land. Hitherto, it had been a professional...

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  4. Stop false rhetoric 2

    Julian Bradfield says that the intellectual Left holds Israelis to higher standards than Arabs (Letters, June 1), but it is this Orientalist attitude that gives licence to certain people to engage in...

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  5. Say Israeli, not 'Jew'

    There is no doubt that the Israeli occupation of the West Bank is illegal and should be opposed. But given the Chinese occupation of Tibet and the illegal invasion and continued occupation of Iraq by...

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  6. The power of a Pole position

    Chris Rapley is retiring as director of the British Antarctic Survey after nine years. But, he tells Karen Gold, his mission to spread the message on global warming continues Chris Rapley is eye-...

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  7. Fish tell the tale without tears

    Dave Reay learnt the hard way that climate change can frighten kids to death. Here, he describes how he came to make the topic fit for a children's book "When will I die?" This was the first question...

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  8. 'I have to be an optimist'

    Orange Prize-shortlisted writer Chimamanda Adichie evokes nostalgia for African family and academic life and tackles Nigeria's troubled past, says Huw Richards It would be an error to describe...

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  9. A global reach for mind and mouth

    Some 1.3 billion people speak English, but only a small minority speak British English - and that is a challenge for linguistically narrow Britons, argues Nick Saville Earlier this year, Cambridge...

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  12. Project Grant

    Deadline: 03/08/2007

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