Fishing for a man with a golden limb
Pythagoras
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Irrigating the channels of democracy
The Classical World
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First Impressions
This week's competition, in which you have to identify a book from its opening sentence, is from a work by a novelist: "Victoria Sackville-West was thirty when she went into labour for the first and...
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Faults left inheritors of Caesar to turn barbarian
The Fall of the Roman Empire
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Mysterious family affair on the dark fringes of the greatest empire the world had ever known
The Middle East under Rome
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Discover the Devil in the detail
Symbols and Allegories in Art
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Lecturers told to rat on top-up fee rivals
Derby University has enlisted its staff to spy on rival institutions as the competition for students hots up at the start of top-up fees year. In a recent e-mail that was passed to The Times Higher...
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Staff cash in on consultancy
A new university elite encompassing old and new institutions has emerged from the first public survey of earnings generated from academics' consultancy work. Imperial College London and Cranfield and...
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'Doing research is not like a tap you can turn on at a moment's notice'
John Loughhead warns that only more investment in energy research will avert crisis and sustain our needs This week's disruption of Russian gas supplies to Western Europe highlights the growing...
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On the move...
Nottingham University has made the following promotions: Lorraine Young becomes professor of molecular embryology in the medical school; Sharon Monteith becomes professor of American studies; Jeffrey...
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Elite urge shift to light-touch audit
Research universities want mini-reviews to replace the RAE but post-92s are against. Anthea Lipsett reports Research-led universities believe that the 2008 research assessment exercise should be the...
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AUT slated for preparing action ahead of pay talks
University employers have accused the Association of University Teachers of refusing to "engage seriously" in pay talks for 2006-07 after the union declared an industrial dispute before the start of...
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Teachers wanted for really cool class
If you scowled into your scarf on your way to work in the cold this morning, remember, things could be far worse. Students at Sheffield Hallam University are being invited to the Mongolian...
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Ideological match John Gray on Leszek Kolakowski and the links between the neocons and Marx John Sutherland visits UCL's Wilkins Library