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  1. Tribunal trauma

    You report that employers have seized on the figures that only one in 20 tribunal cases against universities ends in victory for the complainant "as proof that staff are treated much more fairly than...

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  2. Poppleton-style PhD

    Laurie Taylor's description of the "full PhD experience" in his University of Poppleton column of October 7, is a pretty accurate descrip-tion of the progress of my daughter's own doctoral research....

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  3. What's the alternative?

    Sir Peter Lampl makes good points about the need to research alternative ways of delivering information to admissions tutors (Soapbox, October 21). These apply as much to the UniTest as they do to...

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  4. US accreditation

    Your report on the US accreditation debate ("Diploma mills may gain from Katrina", October 21) sensationalises and misinterprets a serious issue. While most reputable US universities are accredited...

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  5. When old masters battle with new mistresses

    From Henry Moore to Andy Goldsworthy, Rembrandt to Gilbert and George, Paul Hill finds universities home to a remarkable collection of art. But as budgets shrink, he wonders how long before the...

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  6. Italians in the cupboard...

    ...and other treasures that have inspired Charles Saumarez Smith I am a child of the university art gallery. Brought up outside Oxford, my most intense early experiences of art were of the early...

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  7. Is this the earliest image of a gay couple?

    An intimate embrace between two Ancient Egyptian men has stirred strong feeling and rigorous debate in the academy, says Steve Farrar Mounir Basta crawled out of the rough-hewn passageway and found...

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  8. Mega-advance is not for me, thanks

    Many academics dream of winning a big-money contract to write for the general reader. But, as Anthea Lipsett discovers, not everyone wants to be the next Simon Schama The phone call is one that most...

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  9. Light the pyre for bonfire night

    That most English of festivals is threatened by overregulation, US-style Hallowe'en and pet owners. James Sharpe tracks the plot against November 5 Next Saturday, as many readers will be aware, marks...

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