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  1. Gary Day

    I did think of writing about a document someone from somewhere gave me recently entitled Supporting Students with Learning Differences and Disabilities but didn't want to spoil your enjoyment by...

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  2. Poor acts to follow online

    University students in the US are posting videos of their professors delivering lectures without asking for permission from the lecturers. One such victim is Judith Thorpe, whose lecture at the...

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  3. Students aren't the public

    So much for free speech on campus. The head of legal services at Sunderland University has had access to a website titled "itspublicknowledge" blocked. A further irony: the site is all about the...

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  4. Rumour muddles ministers

    The rumour mill is already busy in the build-up to Oxford University's big vote on its governance reforms, which is set for mid-November. Academics fear that if the reforms are defeated, the...

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  5. Sign up for a course in sanity

    Greenwich University has had a swift rethink over exactly which workshops it should be offering its academics. The "Programme leaders' workshop" that the university had advertised has been cancelled...

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  6. He strikes a pose, but his thoughts elude us

    The Thinker - Rodin Royal Academy of Arts, London. Until January 1, 2007 Thought doesn't draw attention to itself. It is usually about something else. We cannot even see thinking taking place....

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  7. Stool of shame for Ms Brontë please

    Autobiographers have an unsettling tendency to embroider the facts of their lives, says John Sutherland. Jane Eyre comes round on television as often as the World Cup, and with almost as much...

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  8. Anyone noticed the real elephant in the room?

    Forget Iraq, the legitimacy of a government built on little electoral support is the biggest political issue, says David Runciman. Tony Blair went into his final Labour Party conference as one of the...

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  11. Support for nanosciences if managed ethically

    Brussels, 28 Sep 2006 In adopting a report, MEPs welcomes an action plan by the European Commission for a safe, integrated and responsible strategy for nanosciences and nanotechnologies for the...

  13. EIB joins the Festival of Science in Genova

    Luxembourg/Genova, 28 September 2006 The European Investment Bank, the European Union financing institution, will participate in the Festival of Science that will take place 26 October – 7...

  15. International project tracks progression of avian flu

    Brussels, 28 Sep 2006 A new scheme, run by the Rome-based Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), uses a global positioning system (GPS) to track migrating birds in order to...