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  1. 'Did you just call me a snake?'

    During this weekend's Natfhe annual conference, the union's general secretary Paul Mackney finally gave his official backing to colleague Roger Kline in the long-haul race to lead the merged...

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  2. A case of duplicate campaigning

    Roger Kline has received many plaudits after his pledge to publish his monthly expenses online to show that he is not spending Natfhe members' hard-earned subscription payments on his personal...

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  3. Will press ever give Germans a break?

    As World Cup mania overwhelms the media, The Times Higher asks German and journalism academics if war jingoism can be red-carded. "The last time England faced Germany in the World Cup the press went...

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  4. Is freedom to debate next casualty of terror?

    Christoph Bluth fears academic discussion could break laws banning 'glorification' and 'encouragement' of bombers Terrorism has become one of the most popular subjects at my university. I receive a...

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  5. Take from rich, give to the poor

    A minister's indecent proposal for two-year degrees should be turned on its head, says Bob Brecher Perhaps in line with the academic year's early finish this time round, the silly season seems to be...

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  6. When the buck stops with you

    If you need to become a 'born leader' overnight, says Harriet Swain, you must understand the culture of the group you'll be heading, encourage collaboration at all levels, say what you mean and do...

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  7. No time to sulk over swingeing cuts

    Name: Gina Wisker Job : Director of learning and teaching development at Anglia Ruskin University, but I am moving to become director of the Centre for Learning and Teaching at Brighton University. I...

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  8. Ask the panel

    Worried about your employment, maternity, pension rights? Send your questions to The Times Higher advice panel. I am an hourly paid lecturer at three universities - for three hours a week at each one...

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  9. Pension schemes brought into line

    New TPS entrants will retire at 65 in post-92 institutions. Claire Sanders reports. The pension age for academics starting their careers in new universities is now 65, bringing them into line with...

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  10. Who got that cash?

    Success in drawing together a multidisciplinary research team has been crucial in securing nearly £5 million to expand pioneering research in nanoscience, says David Birch , head of Strathclyde...

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